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My new sculpture ‘Upwards’ will be on show alongside many other of my works. I am really looking forward to going to see what else will be on show.

Upwards.
Materials: Bronze, Copper resin, Oak.
Edition of 20
Dimensions: H:55 x L:38 x D:16cm

I’ve recently completed a new sculpture that marks a gentle but important shift in my practice. It’s different from my main body of figurative work—both in material and form—but it’s driven by the same long-standing fascination: how our bodies and what that movement can express.

At first glance, this piece is more abstract. Instead of a clearly defined figure, the sculpture is made from a series of looping lines in steel, that trace the movement of the figure doing a forward flip in the air. The form suggests momentum, effort, suspension—perhaps even a moment of flight. There’s no single body to focus on, but movement itself becomes the subject.

This way of working has grown naturally out of my studio practice. Alongside my bronze figurative sculptures, I’ve spent years making movement drawings, particularly of acrobats, tracing not just what a body looks like but the paths it travels through space. Those drawings gradually moved into three dimensions—first with wire and Perspex, and now steel. Steel has opened up new possibilities. It allows the lines to hold themselves confidently in space while still retaining a sense of lightness and freedom. There’s a satisfying tension in making something that feels fluid and almost effortless, yet is carefully engineered and balanced.  The steel work has been hugely challenging, as my design was driven my creativity and not practicality! But with the help of Alastair Burgess, I have learnt how to weld and work with mild steel to create this sculpture, but there is much room for improvement and refinement to create larger version of this sculpture.

For collectors familiar with my figurative work, I want to reassure you: I’m still deeply engaged with the human figure, and I continue to work in clay and bronze. This sculpture isn’t a departure so much as another way of approaching the same ideas—less literal, perhaps, but equally concerned with presence, energy and physical intelligence.

I see this work as holding an entire journey of motion at once, rather than a single frozen moment. It feels like a natural expansion of my practice, and I’m excited to see where it leads next.  I am now looking for opportunities to exhibit this sculpture and share with the world.

Private house and gardens, with 5 acres of beautiful grounds, displaying hundreds of sculptures. The money raised will go towards a charity delivering a school outreach programme, called Cotswolds Arts Through Schools.
www.sculptureatkinghamlodge.com

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Kingham Lodge, Chipping Norton OX7 6YL

I am happy that my sculpture ‘Ready Daphne’ will be on show, her debut exhibition(!); she was originally commissioned to sit by the client’s pond, a gift for her husband’s 70th Birthday.

Cotswold Sculpture Park
Open 1st April to 30th September
(Closed Tuesday and Wednesdays)

10.30am- 5pm- last admission 4pm

£9 /admission
https://cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk/
Somerford Keynes, Gloucestershire, GL7 6FE

To attend Private View Saturday 29th March 2025, please click link here to RSVP

I will be starting this project in October and look forward to having a big project to focus my creative energy to.

Open every Sunday between 2-5pm. 
Opening event 1st June.

These beautiful gardens set in Tintern valley, is a lovely place to visit.  To find out more about the gardens and their events, visit their website. You are welcome to join Emma for the opening event on the 1st June – email her for more details. 

8th – 12th May. Email emma for entry tickets.

www.affordableartfair.com

From the 18th May -18th August 2024.

There will be 4 sculptures of Emma’s out in the garden, as well as her smaller gymnast piece, Pendulum, on display inside.

I will also be showcasing my latest sculpture titled Freya in the Outdoor Sculpture Park at the event. I plan to be at the event on the Sunday and look forward to seeing all the other artwork there. I have previously enjoyed this art fair as it is full of a big mix of artwork without being overwhelmingly big!

Private View Thursday 25th April 5.30 to 9.00pm Free wine: First pick of the art
Friday 26th April 11.00 – 6.00pm
Saturday 27th April 11.00 – 6.00pm
Sunday 28th April 11.00 – 5.00pm

A friend of mine commissioned me to make a Bronze resin cast of her pregnancy body cast. Amelia had a plaster bandage cast done of her beautiful, pregnant belly; after years of it sitting around in her house, she approached me to make more permanant and beautfiul cast that could be hung on the wall. Below you can see video of me painting in the bronze resin and then reinforcing it with fiberglass. The final piece came out well and I would love to do another one, working from the beginning, making the original body cast.