Every piece begins as a model sculpted by hand in oil-based clay. From there, I create a silicone mold and cast the sculpture in bronze using the lost-wax technique—a process that involves a wax model, a ceramic shell, and molten bronze poured at the foundry. After casting, each sculpture is hand-finished and patinated, so no two pieces are ever exactly alike.Want to see how a sculpture transform from clay to bronze? Read my complete guide to the lost-wax casting process and learn about every stage behind each piece.

My work includes one-of-a-kind sculptures, carefully curated limited editions and unlimited small pieces that are great for gifts Every bronze is individually hand-finished and patinated, making each piece subtly unique.

Pre-order pieces are cast to order at the foundry, just for you. Because bronze casting is a slow, careful process, pre-order pieces ship in approximately 8–12 weeks. You'll receive updates as your sculpture moves through casting, finishing, and patina.

Tabletop bronzes start around $100, with most collection pieces between $100 and $400. Larger sculptures and monumental works are quoted upon request since material prices fluctuate constantly. My goal has always been for the work to be both meaningful and accessible.

Yes — commissions are one of my favorite parts of the work. If you connect with my style, I can create a piece on any subject, in any size, for any space. Custom projects begin with a design fee of $1,500, which is applied toward the final sculpture if you decide to move forward. Visit the Commissions page to start the conversation.

You can find my sculptures at Stanley Korshak in Dallas, at pop-ups and exhibitions listed on my Upcoming Events page and in public installations in Dallas and Mexico City. Studio visits are available by appointment — just contact me.

Yes. I ship sculptures worldwide. Shipping costs and delivery times vary based on the destination, the size of the sculpture, and the shipping method. Every piece is professionally packed and fully insured to ensure it arrives safely.

Hope Foundry is my passion project: an initiative built on the belief that art can be a vehicle for healing. Through it, sculptures from the Helping Hands collection help fund mental health services for people affected by trauma or a difficult diagnosis. Learn more at:

Bronze is remarkably durable. For indoor pieces, simply dust with a soft, dry cloth — no chemicals or polish needed, as these can damage the patina. For outdoor pieces, an occasional coat of clear paste wax helps protect the finish. If you ever have a question about your piece, reach out and I'll be glad to help.

Many pieces are offered in several finishes — from classic browns and blacks to gold, turquoise, and paprika. Available options appear on each product page, and if you have a specific vision for a commission, we can develop a custom patina together.

Due to the handcrafted nature of my work, I do not accept returns or exchanges. If your sculpture arrives damaged, please notify me within 48 hours so that I can assist you with an insured shipping claim or replacement, when applicable.