The pieces of sculpture Alan Yates produces are generally related to aspects of the human figure and to the range of life situations which affect the individual; he also explores moods and feelings resulting from the interaction of figure groups with their immediate surroundings.

The domestic or corporate interior tends to suit the scale of the limited edition bronze pieces where they create visual impact and are thought provoking for the people who live or work around them.

Born in 1967 in Suffolk, March 2006 Bruce began work on his latest collection of figurative bronzes. One of the pieces, a self portrait labelled “Fitting In” demonstrates his struggle to find his place in society, and the energy he has accumulated over his lifetime that is just waiting to burst out and be seen.

Deborah van der Beek's sculpture depicting horses, riders, ancient warrior queens, bulls and other mythic or legendary subjects stands out for its compelling mixture of potent thematic content and brisk, expressive handling of form.

Judy Boyt is a sculptor and designer with a passion for the natural world, principally animals. Her strong observational drawings are initially translated into sculpture using metal armatures as 3D 'drawn line'.

Philip Jackson's ability to convey the human condition through the skilful use of body language is well known.


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