Sculptures / “Wise Icebergs” is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Collages / "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Drawing / "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.

Sculptures “Wise Icebergs” and collages "Where is the North Pole Gone ?" is a research project focusing on the thoughts of the Indian philosopher Krishnamurti, who developed a thesis based mainly on the idea that human beings can only be transformed by freeing them- selves from all forms of authority. He used the metaphor of the iceberg in his writings, and this inspired my sculptures and a series of collages referencing geometrical forms found in nature. Working on forms is in it- self an active thought process that I like to carry out like a kind of conscious and unconscious meditation.