Named after the town of New Zealand where I first encountered dusky dolphins. This Maori name means “to eat crayfish”.

This sculpture was the prize of a raffle. All proceeds were donated to Sea Shepherd to help them protect our oceans.
You can make a donation by following this link: seashepherd.org/donate

– SOLD –
Lives in Raleigh, USA.

Basswood, walnut wood, acacia wood, brass, steel.
15 x 15 x 21 cm / 2020

This sculpture was first made out of a polymer clay then moulded with silicone and finally casted in ceramic plaster.

Some say that he’s in the need of a bigger boat.

– NOT FOR SALE AT THE MOMENT –

Ceramic plaster.
15 x 11 cm / 2022

In the astronomical traditions of Torres Strait Islanders, Baidam is a shark. The shark constellation consists of seven stars. The stars of Baidam were used for navigation and provided knowledge about the seasons.

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Lives in New York, USA.

Cherry wood, basswood.
45 x 17 x 9 cm / 2020