My fascination with both science and art, combined with its humanitarian objectives, lead me to pursue medicine as a career. Although medicine turned out to be a life’s ambition, I have always felt it necessary to express myself through my art. My education as an artist has been largely self directed. Through observation, persistence, practice and master copy, I have become adept as a sculptor. The study of anatomy, necessary for the practice of medicine, has provided me insight into the sculpting of the human body. Each pursuit complimenting the other.

I work primarily in clay, both water based and plasticine. My pieces are then either fired, in the case of tera cotta (water based clay) or cast in bronze. I will incorporate other materials and mediums into my work in order to accomplish the desired affect. The scale of my work is life size (for a bust or portrait) or smaller (for figurative or equestrian pieces).