To create something fluid from something solid. To test the limits of timber.

To have a finished piece that can be moved and re-formed in perpetuity.

These were the ways I wished to honour this ancient red cedar.

A piece that is a meditation on love: the love received, love offered, and the love that’s still trying to find her place.

‘I Love You (Everyday)’ was brought together thanks to 30 loving hands.

Special thanks to technical assistance from Ben Schaeffer and Jarod Pak, and to those who contributed collectively over 100 hours of hand-sanding: Michelle Elizabeth Honey, Jarrah Maddison, Angus Garway-Templeman, Ashley Menegon, Kat Skoumbas, Natalie Kikken, Jen Pollard Viera, Gillian Mason, Rebecca Bowie, Lisa Halliwell and Milène Matter.

I love you (everyday) was awarded the annual Wootha Timber Sculpture Prize in 2026.

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