iThoth

As Thoth’s sacred animal, the baboon is often shown directing scribes when using their tablets and smart phones. Baboons also carry out Thoth’s duties as the god of measurement and they weigh the heart of the deceased in the judgement of the dead. Personal sacrifices while making use of tablet and smart phones are not uncommon. Sometimes people will even offer their lives to the god whilst holding on to their sacred devices. Granite

Shoot too

This sculpture, carved from Belgian marble, reflects the human fascination with power. The swirling, smoke-like form contrasts with the solid form showing part of a gun barrel and a bullet just shot. This piece quietly explores the idea of our vainglory—our pursuit of power, often driven by fleeting moments of grandeur, and the fragile, temporary results it leaves behind. It serves as a subtle reflection on our relationship with dominance and the consequences of our actions. Belgium Marble 43 x 18 x 19 cm

Living Spaces

The womb is the space where life starts. The heart is the space which allows us to live and finally determines when we will die. There are only so many times a heart can beat. These two organs define life and I have therefore made for them this small monument.

Most people assume this is a human heart and womb. But we are not unique. This could also be the heart and womb of a pig, a whale or a horse. They could be from any mammal. Does that matter? Not really. All life has a beginning and an end. We are bon. We die. In between we exist. Marble 61 x 90 x 56 cm