W I L D G A R D E N S E R I E S

These playful, dynamic sculptural forms draw inspiration from natural motifs such as clouds, trees, petals, and seeds. The metaphor of a wild garden informs not only their physical shapes but also their meaning—reflecting the continual, abundant transformation of the landscape as it converses with weather, birds, insects, and soil. The work evokes the patience, trust, and nurturing spirit of a gardener, someone who looks beyond what is present and embraces the natural cycles of the seasons.

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The bird is a universal and enduring motif found across cultures and eras, appearing in ancient ceramics as ceremonial vessels and sculptural totems. Often regarded as a manifestation of the divine—symbols of longevity, immortality, and good fortune—birds embody qualities that humans have long aspired to.

Perpetually in motion, birds “live their whole lives on the wing and sleep on the wind,” reflecting humanity’s own ceaseless striving, longing, and will to continue. Their dual nature—wings lifted toward great heights, yet folded in moments of rest—echoes the rhythms of our own becoming. They mirror the rhythms that shape our own evolving spirits.