“I am primarily a sculptor and usually work spatially. My whole body is present when I’m working on my sculptures. That means that the physical material is always in a relationship with my body and what it is capable of in terms of muscle memory, lifting power, strength and so forth.

But drawing is a more cerebral process for me – the creative process is slower and guided by my subconscious. I draw autonomously and allow the image to flow on from the events that occur at the earliest stage of the drawing.

For me, drawing is a refuge when my body is tired and out of balance. I let my pencil draw a few lines and that’s how it continues.”