Modern animal sculptures

Bulls and Bears is an ongoing sculptural series exploring power, tension, and opposing forces through simplified, geometric animal forms. Rooted in strength and weight, the works emphasise mass, balance, and containment rather than movement or narrative.

The bull and the bear function as archetypes — symbols of force, resistance, and presence. Reduced to essential geometry, each sculpture distils physical power into controlled form, allowing sharp planes and compressed volumes to convey impact and authority.

While developed earlier than some of. the new projects, The series continues to evolve, with new works added selectively over time. The language remains consistent: restrained, architectural, and focused on the relationship between structure and energy held within form.

Collecting work

Works in this collection are presented across three stages of development — ceramic studies, resin editions, and final bronzes.

Each stage is a distinct and intentional part of the creative process, and each is available to collect. The ceramic studies are unique hand-built works that capture the earliest conversation between idea and form. The resin editions refine that exploration. The bronzes are the final work — cast in a limited edition and following the ancient lost-wax process.