My fascination has always been with things that endure.

Ancient trees. Historic churches. Centuries-old buildings. Places shaped by generations of craftsmen whose work has stood the test of time.

Before becoming a sculptor, I spent years restoring historic buildings. Those experiences shaped my appreciation for craftsmanship, permanence, and the quiet beauty of things built to last.

Today, as a Canadian sculptor, I express that same philosophy through handcrafted copper tree sculptures. Every branch is shaped by hand to capture the realism, character, and quiet presence of remarkable trees.

Every sculpture is an homage to time itself.