'“Portraiture for me is the practice of storytelling. We carry our life experiences in the expressions on our faces. It is always a joyful experience to sculpt from life. The bonus is that it is such a collaborative process, there is a lot of talking and laughter during a sitting. It is much more relaxed and informal than people anticipate. I observe my sitters, not as an austere critic but as a child with a hundred enthusiastic questions.

I feel very honoured to become the part of a family’s story. A sculpture sitting is such a once in a lifetime experience. I record just a moment in a persons life time and keep them safe in clay or Bronze for generations to come.

A sculpture sitting feels a little like a dance, I move around them, study, play with the clay and observe. The delightful rhythm of our conversations is the music I move to. ”

- KGB

Sculpting King Charles III in the studio.

• The Hepworth Wakefield ‘If Not Now, Then When?’ 2023

• Jubilee Artist Residency at the National Army Museum 2022

• The Society of Portrait Sculptors London 2022

• Ashburner Prize Exhibition Devon 2022

• Bath Society of Arts 2022

• Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Galleries 2021

• The Society of Portrait Sculptors London 2021

• Finalist for the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust award 2019.

• Short listed for the Society of Portrait artist’s Masterclass prize in 2019

• First class Degree and Masters in Fine Art at LUSAD