About 

Christopher is an artist/maker. He works with paint, plaster, steel and bronze — the same way some people work with words.

He has worked in the world as a sculptor, with pieces now living in different places far beyond where they were made. Most of them — almost all — were born in Ibiza. Some were conceived years earlier, in other places, at other times, but they found their form here.

He’s spent decades building things. Not chasing perfect ideas, just turning up and working materials until something real comes out of them.

There’s often a sense that the work has been lived with. Even when it’s imagined, it carries something familiar — like a memory you recognise but can’t quite place.

There’s no fixed plan. He starts with a feeling and follows it. Some pieces come quickly, as if they were already there. Others take longer, push back, fall apart and come together again.

What matters is attention. Colour, texture, awkward beauty, the small shifts in everyday life that most people miss.

There’s no real separation between thinking and making. It’s all part of the same process.

He’s not trying to explain anything.

He’s just staying close enough to the work for it to leave a mark.