My work is an exploration of transformation and reinvention, offering potential renewal for discarded objects. I focus exclusively on foundry molds, found objects and painting to reveal the hidden humanity and stories embedded in these once-functional pieces. I invite viewers to consider themes of history, memory, and resilience, encouraging them to engage emotionally with the sculptures. Considerable time and energy are devoted to sourcing these molds, recognizing each object’s unique past and inherent materiality. My process is methodical and intuitive, involving meticulous attention to the interaction between positive and negative space inherent in each mold and how I join, compose and balance these pieces to ensure durability and preserve their integrity. Combined with the application of carefully chosen colors, each sculpture comes to life with anthropomorphic qualities and a distinct personality. Through patient practice and ongoing experimentation, I transform machine-age relics and ordinary objects into sculptures that embody soul, personality, and enduring relevance. This commitment is both a personal and cultural pursuit, fueled by a belief in the power of art to express change, resilience, and the ongoing possibility of new narratives. I create art that not only transforms materials but also invites reflection on broader human experiences and challenges.