Nil creates large wooden sculptures using a chainsaw and angle grinder. His works hold a quiet tension — not fixed within the object, but activated by the viewer, whose perception determines its shifting meaning.
Nil studied graphic design and cabinetmaking before a life of travel — first backpacking, then by van. In 2021, he and his best friend restored a sailboat, Django, and sailed it across the Atlantic. In the Azores, an old captain taught him wood carving, and it never left him.
Django became his floating workshop. Arriving in Saint Barthélemy, he traded his knife for a chainsaw and angle grinder, scaling up his craft. Sculpting is now his meditation — every piece carries that same care.