Other Creatures — Cardboard & Paper Sculptures
Beings that take many forms — some resemble bulls, others take the shape of masks or strange presences. Each sculpture is shaped from cardboard and paper, created as a metaphor for emotion, transformation and the unseen parts of ourselves.
They are not of one shape, yet they all belong to the same forest — a world where imagination and instinct meet.
Medium - cardboard, tissue paper, acrylic ink, jute string, glue
Approx measurements:
Height: 15 cm (top of ears to tip of chin)
Width: 13 cm (side to side of face))
Depth: 9 cm (backside to tip of tongue)
Handmade in my London studio.
This piece is made from reclaimed cardboard and paper, lightweight and ready to be hung. This little creature reminds me of instinct and confidence.
Free shipping within the UK. The animal-like mask will be carefully wrapped in reused tissue paper and placed in a reused cardboard box to ensure it arrives safely. You’ll receive a certificate of authenticity with your artwork.
Under Watch reflects the pressure of expectations.
It’s about learning to take up space, even when it feels uncomfortable to do so.
Beast is about owning your intensity instead of hiding it. It’s a sculpture that reflects raw emotion, instinct and power — without needing to explain or soften anything.
Made for those who are done holding back and ready to take up space as they are.
Held is about being strong while waiting.
The bull is held back, but not broken.
It’s about courage that grows quietly, until you’re ready to move forward.
Curiosity is about staying open to the world.
The creature looks watchful and ready, taking things in.
You don’t have to rush to understand everything.