African elephants, among the world's largest land animals, face many threats, including habitat loss and ivory poaching. This sculpture, aimed as a tribute to the magnificence of these gentle giants, emphasises the importance of safeguarding their existence. African elephants play a pivotal role in maintaining the ecological balance of their environments by acting as keystone species, creating water holes and dispersing seeds.

This project was a favourite of mine. The piece was auctioned at London's William and Son, where art enthusiasts and philanthropists bid to raise awareness and funds for The Waterburg Rhino Charity, an organisation that works to the conservation of endangered rhinos and the broader preservation of African wildlife.