These bronze sculptures promote the urban animals that populate our streets. These animals that we pass by every day until we no longer even see them. A moving interaction between species makes us discover how much we are alike. We are actually only exposed to a tiny part of the animal kingdom.

Using a combination of photographs and countless hours spent studying wild animals and their anatomy I create a clay sculpture. I shape the sculpture in clay for weeks and months. I then refine the clay, striving to capture the anatomical accuracy. The bronze casting process is then undertaken by the Atelier du Bronze where, over three months, the sculptures are cast, polished and patinated. The process is now complete.