Drawing and welding. These come to us intuitively, like calligraphy or comic book inking. We have developed our own technique, such as creating volume. We often also use tools in a way that strays from their primary function.

For us, it is not the subject that counts, but the interpretation. Our skill is to be able to adapt to different subject matters, even different styles, and bring emotion and beauty to life.

We are inspired by classical, academic and impressionist art, by the great masters of the 19th century in painting and sculpture. We are also inspired by what surrounds us. We are very focused on nature. The commissions we get allow us to explore subjects that we would not naturally go towards. They allow us to step out of our comfort zone and progress.

There is something akin to alchemy in our work. We sculpt beings, we give life to matter, we play with lines and emptiness, looking for grace. When the sculpture is alive in the eye of the beholder, that is when we feel it is well done. Our sculptures are a real coming together of both of our energies and no one knows who exactly does what in our works.