BSM Art is really an extension of me — my life, the places I’ve been, the people I’ve met and the experiences that have stayed with me.

I’ve always enjoyed creating things, but over time it has become much more than simply making something that looks good. My work is inspired by life and the journey through it — travel, different cultures, the ocean, old materials, forgotten places, conversations, memories and sometimes just a feeling that I want to somehow turn into something physical.

I especially love finding beauty in things that might otherwise be overlooked. An old piece of fabric, a page of writing, a doorway down a quiet Japanese street, the movement of water, or something discovered when you get away from the tourist path. Those things often become the starting point for a piece.

There aren’t too many rules around what I create. I work with timber, acrylic, textiles, found materials and whatever else helps tell the story. Some pieces are carefully planned; others simply evolve as I make them.

BSM Art is still evolving too. I’m learning, experimenting, travelling and finding new inspiration all the time — and I think that is exactly how I want it to stay.

For me, the best art has something behind it. A place, a memory, an emotion or a story.

BSM Art — Where Stories Take Shape.