Humbled that 'Pathfinder of Liberty' was selected for the Chianciano Biennale; 'Spirito Italiano' for the International Open Art Competition and 'Shakti: Spirit of the Tigress ' for Teravarna Art Gallery. 'Pathfinder of Liberty' is a portrait sculpture of the African American Harriet Tubman, modelled in clay from archival photographs. The sculpture honours Tubman's courage, resilience and lifelong commitment to freedom. Having escaped from slavery, she went on to guide many others to freedom through the Underground Railroad. In later life, she founded a home providing care, dignity and shelter for elderly African Americans. She is depicted wearing the lace shawl presented to her by Queen Victoria in recognition of her extraordinary humanitarian achievements and enduring legacy. The inscription, attributed to Harriet Tubman, "Every great dream begins with a dreamer", is presented in tactile large print, braille and audio, extending the portrait beyond physical likeness and allowing audiences to encounter her legacy through touch, sight and sound. Through portraiture and accessible interpretation, 'Pathfinder of Liberty' celebrates Harriet Tubman's extraordinary life and enduring contribution to freedom, equality and justice. 'Spirito Italiano' is a portrait modelled from life in clay. The sculpture explores cultural identity through the subtle language of expression and gesture, capturing a moment where character and heritage become intertwined. A slight tilt of the head, a relaxed posture and an understated smile suggest openness and self-assurance without prescribing a fixed narrative. Rather than presenting an idealised representation, the work invites viewers to consider how identity is communicated through presence, expression and lived experience, encouraging personal interpretation shaped by their own cultural perspectives. Through close observation and realistic modelling, 'Spirito Italiano' reflects on portraiture as a means of fostering human connection. The sculpture celebrates individuality while acknowledging the shared experiences that transcend cultural boundaries, inviting reflection on the ways identity is both expressed and perceived. 'Shakti: Spirit of the Tigress' emerges from shadow with a watchful presence, embodying the divine feminine energy that is both nurturing and fiercely protective. Sculpted in clay from archival photographs and wildlife reference material, the tigress strides across a symbolic landscape of reclaimed wood, where a flowing blue resin stream runs between granite rocks arranged in a circular formation. Presented against a black ground, her presence becomes more enigmatic, revealing how shifting light transforms the sculpture's character and emotional resonance. The work asks questions about the balance between power and vulnerability, reminding us of both the enduring strength and the fragility of the natural world.