Materials & Construction

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Each piece is thoughtfully handcrafted with sustainability in mind. Wherever possible, materials are repurposed or given new life as part of the creative process. Recyclable elements may be incorporated into selected works.

Materials may include: Wood, board, reinforced cardboard, papier-mâché (traditional paper pulp and paste techniques), polyurethane, polystyrene, plaster, cement-based compounds, skimming materials, air-dry clay, and textured finishes.

All works are sealed multiple times (typically 3–5 layers) to enhance durability and longevity.

Despite this, the artworks are not designed for extreme environmental exposure. Avoid placing pieces in areas with high humidity, excessive moisture, or prolonged outdoor exposure.

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Handling Guidelines

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Handle all pieces with care

Do not drop or apply pressure to sculptural or protruding elements

Where possible, support from the back or most stable base

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Cleaning Instructions

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General Care

Do not use chemical cleaning products (including “green” or non-toxic cleaners)

Avoid abrasive cleaning methods or materials

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Textured Artwork

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Clean every 1–2 weeks

Use a vacuum cleaner with nozzle held close to the surface to remove dust

Alternatively, use a high-quality feather duster

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Sculptural Pieces

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Dust regularly using the methods above

For more stubborn dirt, use a slightly damp, soft lint-free cloth

Avoid excessive moisture

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Mirrors

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Clean only the mirrored surface using standard glass or window cleaner

Avoid contact between cleaning products and the frame or surrounding artwork

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