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  • Location: South East
    Categories: Portraiture
    Materials: Brick/Concrete/Plaster
    Babette Adrian studied sculpture in Berlin under Professor Schmettau. She lives, works and exhibits in Britain, France and Germany.

  • Location: East of England
    Categories: Portraiture
    Materials: Bronze
    Brian mainly works on figurative life-size whole figure portraits of adults and children. His works are cast in bronze in his own foundry.

  • Location: Europe
    Categories: Other
    Materials: Mixed media

  • Location: London
    Categories: Figurative/Realism
    Materials: Bronze
    The state of creativity is the state of passion...

  • Location: Rest of the World
    Categories: Installation/Land/Site-specific
    Materials: Metal (other)
    Based in Lahore, Pakistan for the past 23 years. Enduring concerns include the post-colonial, nuclearization, environmental degregation and obsolete technologies.

  • Location: Scotland
    Categories: Figurative/Realism
    Materials: Bronze
    I aim to make expressive sculptures in stone and marble, using machines and hand carving, and trying to pass on my skills and enthusiasm for stone.

  • Location: West Midlands
    Categories: Other
    Materials: Bronze
    Simon is best known for his large outdoor works. These are hewn from wood and stone, combined with metal and placed in the landscape where they take on a sense of “belonging”. There is little doubt he is deeply influenced by his New Zealand origins.

  • Location: London
    Categories: Water
    Materials: Granite/Marble/Stone
    Ekkehard Altenburger is a sculptor based in London and mainly works in stone and steel.

  • Location: South East
    Categories: Water
    Materials: Fiberglass/Plastic/Resin
    Carole Andrews is a Kent-based sculptor who creates organic forms based on sea corals and microscopic sea life.

  • Location: Scotland
    Categories: Portraiture
    Materials: Bronze
    My work has grown out of a tradition of figurative representation dealing with vitality, balance, gravity and irony. Many are not just about ‘creating a sense of place’, they have become the place, street furniture and art, and people can use them.

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