My clay pieces suggest the vitality of plants, water, wind, earth but are not literal representations. Instead my organic sculptures look as if they are mutating organisms or evolving formations, the curious and unusual products of natural selection and possibly human intervention. I aim to create objects that seem to grow or move, shaping and animating the space around them. My sculptures are enigmatic and encourage dynamic, open ended associations. My interest in dualities (beauty vs. the unnatural, attraction vs. menace, organic vs. industrial etc.) leads to me to create ambiguous forms that are animated, otherworldly and occasionally whimsical.