Though trained as an architect, I’ve found my true passion as a craftsman in a historic water mill dating back to 1885. Once a bustling hub for grinding flour and powering woodworking machinery—saws, lathes, drills—the mill now serves as my workshop, where tradition meets artistry. Nestled near vast forests and national parks, the surrounding nature provides both inspiration and material for my work.
My sculptures celebrate the beauty of the female form, particularly inspired by my wife’s grace. As an admirer of feminine curves—especially the elegance of breasts—I carve them into every piece, each with its own unique character. Using the mill’s original water-powered machines, I blend time-honored techniques with my personal vision, transforming wood into expressive, sensual art.
What began as a personal homage has captivated visitors to the mill, leading me to share my passion with the world. Every sculpture carries the legacy of the mill, the richness of the forest, and a touch of playful admiration for the female silhouette.