About

From my studio in Salisbury, I mainly work in stone, iron, stainless steel and bronze; materials that – to me – feel elemental, hard and uncompromising. This is fundamental to my work. Wherever I’m inspired – natural forms, heavy industry, words, politics – I strive to imbue the piece with an elegant solution. I want the viewer to feel invited to touch, feel contrasting textures and engage with the physical form alongside the intellectual idea.

There is a continuous process of exploration, of developing new ways to interpret ideas, to challenge the commissioner and viewer.

I produce work for galleries and exhibitions and undertake commissions for private collectors, public bodies and schools.

Experience and Training

After a career in assorted industries, I switched paths to fulfil my lifelong dream of becoming a sculptor. I became a full-time sculptor in 2001 having completed nine years as a carver stone mason at Salisbury Cathedral.

1990 – 1992
Weymouth College

Architectural Stone Masonry & Carving
Awarded City and Guilds Advanced Craft Diploma with Distinction

1992 – 2001
Salisbury Cathedral
Carver / Stone Mason
Major Repair Programme of the Spire, Tower and the West Front. Also working on historic buildings for the Cathedral’s outside contract Department.

Member of the Royal British Society of Sculptors

Represented by:
Rachel Bebb Contemporary
Cadogan Contemporary

To view a selection of commissions, exhibitions and publications and catalogues, please click here.