The Hare and The Tortoise /1
“This piece reflects my journey into economics, driven by frustration and a desire to understand how the world works. The artwork symbolises the current economic system, contrasting two opposing mindsets. The hare represents short-term thinking—fuelled by cheap credit, instant gratification, central planning, and debt-driven practices. The Tortoise, in contrast, embodies a long-term perspective, focused on delayed gratification and saving for the future.
Build Process
3 clips- Hare Build Reel
Instagram - Hare build-stage video from the workshop.
- Hare Guns Build Reel
Instagram - Hare guns fabrication video from the workshop.
- Tortoise Build Reel
Instagram - Tortoise build-stage video from the workshop.
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Turbo Dolphin /1
At nearly 6 meters long, this larger-than-life dolphin sculpture symbolises boundless creativity and the power of play. Built with the craftsmanship akin to constructing an automobile, it invites you to sit and ride as though you’re atop a rocket-powered sea creature, inspired by both the majesty of nature and the limitless possibilities of human ingenuity.
Ghost /7
“This sculpture is a tribute to the Koenigsegg Ghost Squadron, where I’ve taken the 2D features of the iconic emblem and reimagined them into a lifesized, three-dimensional form. By capturing the essence of the Ghost emblem, I transformed it into an artistic rendering that exudes both power and fluidity, reflecting the high-performance spirit of the car while also giving it a dynamic, almost ethereal quality.
Scorpion /1
The Scorpion is a handcrafted sculpture that merges nature’s ingenuity with the sleek aesthetics of avionic & space-age design. Its form draws subtle inspiration from the scorpion—a creature perfectly designed for life on land. This grounded predator finds itself reimagined as a spacecraft-inspired creation. In space, form doesn’t need to follow the rules of function—it’s free to simply captivate. The Scorpion takes that freedom and runs with it, transforming an Earth-bound creature into something that feels at home among the stars. It’s a piece that celebrates the unexpected connections between nature and design, inviting you to pause, tilt your head, and wonder: why not let a scorpion take flight?