Most of my mobiles are inspired by poems, songs, or fragments of folklore — a line of verse, a fleeting image, or a remembered rhythm. I find translating these ideas into three-dimensional form, gives each work a sense of narrative depth that unfolds through motion. As the viewer moves around the piece, new relationships appear between its elements: shapes align and separate, shadows overlap, and meanings shift. Each viewing is different — a conversation between art, space, and movement.

I like to think that there’s a sense of quiet poetry in the way that they move. They are delicate-looking structures which are nonetheless far stronger than they look. They move in light air currents, revealing shifting shapes and shadows that aim to tell a story of their own. Crafted from natural wood veneers, each piece is an exploration of balance — between structure and freedom, between narrative and contemplation.