Working closely with engineers, fabricators, and specialist makers, Ben reimagines components such as engines and exhaust systems as sculptural works. These objects have lived intense lives, shaped by speed, pressure, and human ambition. His work asks why the parts that drive machines are so often discarded, while the outer shells are celebrated, and what it means to give those components a second life outside the garage.

Alongside his studio practice, Ben has over two decades of experience delivering large-scale and immersive projects in collaboration with architects and creative studios. This background informs his ability to realise ambitious works that operate confidently across private, public, and architectural contexts.

Now based in Brighton, Ben continues to develop a focused body of work that treats light as both material and message. His works are defined by precision, restraint, and a belief that engineered beauty deserves the same reverence as traditional sculpture.