Portfolio of Works

This collection brings together a diverse body of work inspired by nature, mythology, Celtic traditions, horses, angels, symbolism, and the enduring stories that connect us to the deeper currents of life.

Many of these pieces explore themes of wonder, transformation, memory, and belonging. Some draw upon ancient myths and folklore, while others emerge from quiet observations of the natural world and the beauty that surrounds us each day.

Whether inspired by a fleeting moment, a legendary tale, or an imagined realm, each artwork invites the viewer to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the mystery and meaning woven through both nature and imagination.

Created to be lived with and enjoyed for years to come, these fine art prints offer a timeless celebration of beauty, story, spirit, and the creative imagination.

Photography exploring beauty, pattern and relationship in the living world, capturing moments when the familiar becomes unexpected and ordinary things reveal something more.

Inspired by the world of Fantaeryn, this collection explores ancient forests, dragons, horses, forgotten pathways, and the living relationship between imagination and nature.

Each artwork serves as a window into a realm where harmony is woven through every living thing, where stories linger in stone and root, and where the boundaries between myth and reality grow thin.

Drawing upon themes of belonging, creativity, wonder, and connection, these pieces invite viewers to step beyond the ordinary and enter a world shaped by beauty, memory, and possibility.

Whether depicting characters, landscapes, creatures, or symbolic moments from the series, every work reflects the deeper philosophy at the heart of Fantaeryn: that we are not separate from the world around us, but participants in a living pattern still unfolding.

My sculptures are created using papier-mâché over an armature wire framework, a medium I have chosen for both its creative possibilities and its sustainability.

Working primarily with recycled paper allows me to transform everyday materials into expressive forms inspired by nature, mythology, animals, and the imagination. Despite their size and presence, the sculptures remain surprisingly lightweight, making them easier to display and transport than many traditional sculptural materials.

I am also drawn to the resilience of papier-mâché. Like many things in nature, it can be repaired, renewed, and restored if damaged, allowing each piece to continue its journey rather than be discarded.

Through this collection, I explore form, story, and character while giving new life to reclaimed materials—creating sculptures that celebrate both creativity and transformation.

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