Since the mid-nineties, I have been making bronze sculpture. Gradually I began to include more materials to convey changing thoughts about life as experiences gave depth and influenced my art. Like when I was a stay at home dad, or…

Later, when my late wife Mahtab was diagnosed with cancer, sculpture gave me a means to come to terms, to process the enormity of the emotions we were immersed in.

As her dance with cancer spiraled down to its end, sculpture gave me a means to continue working on things that we both had believed in.

The focus of much of the current art has been informed by, nuanced by the reality of the preciousness of life and connections. At its core, though, the subject of my sculptures remain the same- trying to convey those moments and concepts that show our humanity, our inherent connection and our common nobility.

I have always believed art to be a unique language, with the ability for one heart to immediately, directly, communicate with another. Only after this has happened can the mind weigh in.

Thanking you for spending time with these sculptures :-)