I am an artist fascinated by the human body and its dynamic relationship with movement. Working primarily with steel, I explore the essence of the human form through abstraction. In my series "Bodies of Steel," I strive to capture the multifaceted nature of human existence by depicting moments of the body in various positions within the continuum of time and space. Drawing inspiration from industrial materials, I embrace the inherent qualities of steel, including its durability and eventual decay. Through my art, I reflect on the passage of time and the inevitable breakdown of all materials, symbolized by the vibrant orange rust that emerges over time. This juxtaposition of strength and vulnerability serves as a poignant metaphor for the human experience. My work employs abstract lines and forms to evoke a sense of movement and transformation. By integrating elements of decay into my sculptures, I invite viewers to contemplate the ephemeral nature of existence and the resilience of the human spirit. Through my exploration of the human body and its relationship with industrial materials, I invite viewers to consider their place within the ever-changing landscape of existence. My sculptures serve as a testament to the beauty and impermanence of life, capturing moments of fleeting grace amidst the passage of time.
