My creative practice draws on my interest in anatomy and a desire to reveal the innate forms and hidden beauty of our essential structural form.

My work takes two separate approaches to anatomy. First, to explore and illustrate anatomical structure, exposing the complexity and beauty that exists in our internal architecture. Second, drawing on laws of ‘divine proportion’, to explore and expose the geometric harmony present in the structure of bones and cells.

Commissions with designers and artists include:

• Helen storey foundation - primitive streak exhibition: Casting and aluminium leafing of a spinal column and ribs for exhibition at the Hayward gallery and other venues across europe and the usa.
• Michiko koshino: Cast pewter bones used in a collection for London fashion week.
• Creative review: Taboo exhibition, ICA
• Ogilvy and Mather: Design of an innovation award trophy