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Helios is a sculpture based on the Greek god of the sun.
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Cold cast bronze with silver highlight, a slim wood plinth and a steel plate.
Overall height: 2000mm
Figure Height: 850mm
Plinth height: 1150mm
Steel base plate: 500mm2
£4,800 excluding VAT
She never knew she could hold the moonlight to her until she seized the moon and held it aloft, bathing her face and spirit in the light that would guide her through the darkest times. She could feel what it might be like to play among the stars.
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The mirror is at the heart of our relationship with our own bodies. This sculpture use mirrors to project the illusion of self.
At the heart of how society perceives physical beauty, is how we perceive ourselves. Society’s flaws begin with the self.
From these bronze sculptures, we can explore the fake impressions we create of ourselves.
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The Great Distraction is a series of contemporary figurative sculptures exploring the tension between human attention and the natural world. The works take the form of hybrid human-animal figures—Minotaurs, ram-like beings, and other mythic forms—rendered in textured ceramic surfaces that evoke earth, erosion, and natural formation.
These figures reference ancient archetypes that were once revered or feared—beings associated with power, instinct, and the forces of nature. They stand grounded and physically present, their forms suggesting strength, weight, and permanence.
Yet within the works, that power appears redirected. The figures turn inward or away, their attention disengaged from the world around them. Rather than embodying dominance or presence, they suggest a quiet relinquishing—an unspoken transfer of agency away from the body and into something unseen.
This contrast lies at the core of the series. The figures remain connected to nature in form, yet disconnected in awareness. What were once godlike embodiments of natural force now appear diminished, not through loss of strength, but through a shift in attention.
The Great Distraction reflects on this condition: a state in which presence is fractured, and power is no longer held within the self, but deferred elsewhere.
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A large figurative piece of a man errupting in joy and laugher, enjoying the warm presence of the summer months.
This piece includes the rough texture of the clay that the artist used to sculpt, with finger prints and artists marks still visible, giving the work a sense of energy and movement.
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“The first glimmer of spring…that feeling when you just know we`ve moved out of those cold, damp and dark days that a British winter can bring.” – John O’Connor
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Paltiya Premium, reclaimed elements, and professional acrylics.
55cm H x 33cm W
“The Crimson Crown is a sculpture defined by its intentional weight. It carries a deliberate, downward flow that pulls the eye from the sharp, architectural peaks of the regalia into a soft, cascading thicket of crimson poppies. This design creates a natural path, leading the viewer directly into the steady, piercing intensity of a gaze that refuses to look away. It is a piece where the fragility of a flower meets the heavy gravity of a stone-hard throne—a reminder of the power held within a single look.
Hand-sculpted using Pal Tiya Premium, this work combines the fine detail of clay with the permanent structural strength of reinforced stone. The sculpture is hand-painted with high-pigment acrylics and finished with a professional UV-resistant varnish, ensuring the deep crimson hue remains vibrant and fade- resistant. This specialized finish, combined with its stone-like core, makes the piece fully weatherproof and capable of withstanding extreme outdoor conditions and sunlight, whether displayed in an interior gallery or a year-round garden setting.” – Clare Nicholls
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