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I worked as a sculptor in the special effects dept for the BBC
TV before setting up own studio in 1981, producing sculptures
for the advertising market.
My first opportunity
in the world of fine art sculpture was being commissioned to sculpt
13, 9ft classical sculptures for The London Pavilion,
in Piccadilly Circus, London.
Elected as a member of the Royal Society of British Sculptors
in 1998 and voted on to the council in 2000. Activly
involved with the promotion of sculpture organising many group
exhibitions.
Having gained a reputation for Classical sculpture, I wanted to
promote the more creative aspects of my work, and set about exhibiting
my abstract sculptures in galleries, sculpture parks, Manchester
Art House, Sausmarez Manor in Guernsey, and a major London show
with Andrew Logan. Many large commissions followed:
Sainsburys Lavender
in Wallington,London. The Irises, a 5mtr bronze
for a private house, and the Trafford Centre sculptures which
was the largest commission in the U.K during 1998.
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