Sculpture / Furniture
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| Chris Bond | Datchet | I have been working with a range of metals for 25 years, developing my skills, experimenting with materials and techniques, creating work from sculpture to jewellery. more... |  |
| Gina Martin | George Green | Sculptor/Environmental Artist – MA RCA, advanced Diploma in Professional Studies in “Artists in Schools”, Carvings/ constructions in wood and 'found' natural materials, Environmental and Site-specific work, Public Commissions. more... |
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| Mark Newson | Amersham | I offer a personal service designing and making contemporary furniture for those wanting something special. I work closely with my clients to produce furniture that is complementary to its surroundings. more... |  |
| Yolande Nye | While at an art gallery one can ‘look through the window’ of a painting into the artist’s imagination. The visitor walking through the environment is actually within the fantasy world the artist has created. Any visit to this visionary construction will be an experience like the inner theatre of the mind. To be interpreted on different levels and as an alternative reality. A reality that is not figment of the imagination but one that actually exists. more... |
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| Jeremy Turner | Buckingham | Trained as a sculptor, I started my woodcarving business with an Enterprise Allowance Scheme grant in 1985. Public art commissions have kept me busy with relief panels and signage for schools, hospitals and care homes, and signs for villages and towns. Private clients have commissioned house signs, carved bed headboards, and commemorative objects. more... | |
| Debbie White | High Wycombe | My work centres on the relationship between repetitive processes and time with particular reference to textile construction. Patterns of repetition and cyclical rhythms shape my practice, exploring relationships between time and place, light and shadow, containment and constraint. more... |
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