nude sculpture

Phoebe Scott- the body objectified, deconstructed, fetishized

Phoebe Scott- the body objectified, deconstructed, fetishized The body as an object — objectified, deconstructed, fetishized, weathered, worn, parsed, reconstructed — is a living document. Our experiences are drilled into its skin. Our memories are visceral and sensual. Our DNA holds our history and often immutable limitations. In deference to the burgeoning field of epigenetics, […]

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Blake Ward & Boky Hackel-Ward collaboration

Blake Ward & Boky Hackel-Ward collaboration For Years, This Couple Has Been Quietly Collaborating on Sculptures. Now, They Are Finally Showing Together The true extent of the collaboration between Boky Hackel-Ward and Blake Ward was a secret for years. Artnet Gallery Network, June 6, 2019 Conceptual artist Boky Hackel has quietly been informing the sculpture

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Marie Smith, contemporary figurative sculpture, bronze, Jesmonite

Marie Smith, contemporary figurative sculpture, bronze, Jesmonite Marie Smith is a sculptor based in County Cavan, Ireland making contemporary figurative sculpture using materials such as bronze, ceramic and Jesmonite. After graduating from Carmarthenshire College of Technology & Art in 1995, Marie started work at AB Fine Art Foundry in London where she trained as a

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Kevin Chambers, figurative sculpture, nudes & portraits

Kevin Chambers, figurative sculpture, nudes & portraits Which came first— the artist or the inspiration? For Kevin Chambers, the artist was intrinsic, but inspiration came at age 12. That is when he started formal art training in Blairsville, Georgia with famed artist Colleen Sterling. “She was the first person I found that was making a

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Giovanni Tozzetti, abstract figurative painting from Australia

Giovanni Tozzetti, abstract figurative painting from Australia Born in Rome, Italy, in a family with very deep roots in the Arts. His grandfather and two of his uncles were well known sculptors in Italy: the Fiordigiglio family. He studied drawing and sculpture from his childhood under the guidance of his uncle Vincenzo, in his Atelier

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Victoria Pitel, figurative ceramic sculpture

Victoria Pitel, figurative ceramic sculpture Victoria investigates what it means to inhabit the human body. Her figurative forms, constructed from paper clays using traditional ceramics techniques, allow for the exploration of presence and the examination of self; where boundaries of the psychological and physiological become indistinct, where language becomes rooted in intuition. These concepts underpin

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Camilla Marie Dahl, figurative painting & bronze sculpture

Camilla Marie Dahl, figurative painting & bronze sculpture Through painting and sculpture, I investigate how young women navigate their ways in a world riddled with contradictory messages, rules, and expectations regarding female sexuality. My work addresses the effects such incongruities and pressures can have on body image and one’s sense of self, and the ways

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Christine Baxter, figurative sculpture in clay, wax, plaster

Christine Baxter, figurative sculpture in clay, wax, plaster My first sculpture tutor inspired me; Mike Gillespie was assistant to Epstein, he taught me clay modeling from life and influenced my approach to sculpture, emphasizing strong forms and volumes. Over the last 30 years I have been told, “Clay modeling is old fashioned, not relevant, not

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