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We live in a world that moves fast and throws things out even faster. Recently I’ve been slowing down and paying attention to the things we usually overlook, like cardboard boxes. They arrive with a job to do, we unpack them and then they’re forgotten. But the folds, the corners and the ready‑made shapes pulled me in.

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Each piece in this collection begins with those shapes. I don’t force them into something else. I work with what is already there. Some pieces end up a bit quirky, others more quiet but all of them come from noticing what I used to ignore.

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When something feels complete, I find myself cutting it up and rebuilding it into something new. It’s not doubt, it’s curiosity. What happens when you shift something that once felt fixed? That cycle of building, undoing and rebuilding has become a big part of my process and a reflection of life too.

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This collection brings together a varied collection of works, including Pieces with Opinions, New Voices Emerge and A Story Unfolds. Each piece offers

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