What I do

I design and create wooden sculptures – simple, abstract forms that find their place in a space. They are not decoration. They are presence. Silence in material. Both weight and lightness.

I work with reclaimed wood – leftovers from sawmills, workshops, and demolitions. Wood that was meant to be burned or thrown away. But sometimes it finds its way to me differently. After a storm, someone saves a trunk from their garden. After a technical removal – a piece of old maple from a city park. Sometimes a tree has to be cleared to make space for a road or a foundation.

I take material from those moments too. This wood has already lived through something. It has withstood wind, rain, and human decisions. It already has a story. My work is just the next chapter.

My sculptures feel most at home in minimalist interiors – japandi, wabi-sabi, modern, raw. Sometimes they end up in galleries, sometimes in homes, sometimes in offices. Always with people who seek more than just a beautiful object.

Some sculptures are created as one-of-a-kind, complete forms – meant for one person only. Each one is different. Each one is made slowly.

A form doesn’t have to speak. Sometimes it’s enough that it simply exists.