Steel
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Stainless steel
£295 each
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Recycled second-hand cutlery on a stainless bar
Ed:
For the last 7 years birds have been my primary focus of study. I only like to sculpt wild animals, because there is something to be discovered about them and share with others. Birds are the only wild animal I encounter on a daily basis. As someone who spent hours making ‘stop-frame’ animation videos growing up, movement fascinates me. When sculpting I have a hunger to understand how they move. For example, the legs are particularly interesting to me, because if done correctly they bring life and agency. If not, it can look awkward of dead. That is why I study countless photos and videos to make sure I’m understanding them right. Images of skeletons can be particularly useful to this end.
Another reason I love birds so much is because they occupy another realm to our own. They do things other worldly to us. Their behavior is so dynamic and entertaining to watch, as they fly, perch on vertical surfaces and balance on the thinnest of stems. They offer endless possibilities.
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Steel
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About the artist: Paul Cox
Paul Cox is an award-winning sculptor. He was awarded the Henry Moore scholarship to study postgraduate sculpture at the Royal Academy Schools, London. His work is now represented internationally in public and private collections. Paul now lives and works in the Southeast where he works on gallery exhibition work and one-off commissions.
He is inspired by his surroundings, the simple, but intricate beauty of the natural world is often mirrored in his work. Living by the sea has had a profound affect on the subject matter as can be visualised by this work.
Paul believes play is important, physically and intellectually, he understands that play is involved in anything that is created. With an open mind to materials and his persistent investigative attitude anything is possible. He likes to be surprised by the process of experimentation; many great things have come from mistakes and accidents that happen during the creative process.
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Asteraceae
Material: Stainless & Cor-Ten Steel
Dimensions: 240cm x 160cms x 140cms
I often turn to nature when looking for inspiration in developing sculptural forms.
Scale always plays a role where the viewer can really engage with the physicality of the work.
The three Chrysanthemums flowers in this piece are bound together to forming a still life embracing the beauty of the natural world.
There are ways to give meaning to the work with this flower representing happiness, optimism, hope, abundance as well as luck and long life.
There is metaphor making for a timeless piece that will never wither but retain its presence far in to the future.
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Ass Kicking
Material: Stainless & Cor-Ten Steel
Dimensions: Very large, sizes can be provided (please ask)
A donkey set free, unburdened, and as if the voice given it by Dionysus allows it to communicate its deep knowledge and intellectual prowess to the world, it throws its back legs up in celebration.
The donkey is associated with determination, intelligence, and humility. It is often seen as a symbol of service and self-sacrifice, being used for carrying heavy loads and assisting humans for thousands of years. Often underestimated, the donkey is resilient and strong, symbolising the ability to endure hardship and keep moving forward.
The donkey is also associated with stubbornness, known to dig its heels in and refuse to move when it senses danger or feels mistreated.
This is a humorous, playful piece full of fun and echoes of childhood memory.
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Closed wing, focused Owl on an oiled Oak beam
Painted Wire
Unique
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Title – Reach II
Material – Patinated Copper
Size – life size -202cm H
Price – £6250
Edition- Unique but part of an ongoing series
External
Navigating the twists and turns of our lives. Push your limits and “Reach” for things you desire.
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