I create wooden sculptures with a chainsaw.

All I need to do is look at a log to imagine the shape it holds within. Often, the sculpture is already there, hidden in the wood: with imagination and patience, all I do is free it.

The chainsaw is my chisel, the tool with which I dialogue with the material.

When I start it up, the wood seems to wake up, and eagles, bears, owls and roe deer come to life from a seemingly dead log.

I have always been fascinated by forest animals. In each of them, I find the strength, freedom and beauty of nature.

It is this energy that I try to imprint on my sculptures: life returning to vibrate in the wood, the deep bond between man and forest.