Alex Relph (1967)
Sculptor, Metalworker, Designer.
He gained an upper second honours degree in sculpture in 1989 at Norwich school of Art under the tutelage of Ana Maria Pacheco.
He has since specialised to work in metal producing sculpture, furniture and architectural metalwork to commission and for exhibition.
He now lives and works in Frome, Somerset with his wife and two children.
He exhibits widely across the UK often in outdoor sculpture exhibitions. He has exhibited annually at The Garden Gallery in Broughton, Hampshire for over 15 years.
His work has been featured in awarding winning gardens at the RHS Chelsea Flower show where he has also regularly exhibited.
As well as making sculpture other regular work involves designing and producing furniture and architectural metalwork. He still considers these pieces to be innately sculptural and enjoys blending the boundaries between art and design.
He has a catalogue of many successful commissions for numerous private and commercial clients.
He has also produced many notable pieces of public art including a 50 metre screen Wyndham Way, Portishead, 2010 and Entrance Gates for Cemaes Park, Cardiff, 2011.
His work has been featured in various editorial press, publications include The Telegraph, The Sunday Times, Gardens Illustrated, The English Garden, Wallpaper and G.Q magazine.
Sculptor, Metalworker, Designer.
He gained an upper second honours degree in sculpture in 1989 at Norwich school of Art under the tutelage of Ana Maria Pacheco.
He has since specialised to work in metal producing sculpture, furniture and architectural metalwork to commission and for exhibition.
He now lives and works in Frome, Somerset with his wife and two children.
He exhibits widely across the UK often in outdoor sculpture exhibitions. He has exhibited annually at The Garden Gallery in Broughton, Hampshire for over 15 years.
His work has been featured in awarding winning gardens at the RHS Chelsea Flower show where he has also regularly exhibited.
As well as making sculpture other regular work involves designing and producing furniture and architectural metalwork. He still considers these pieces to be innately sculptural and enjoys blending the boundaries between art and design.
He has a catalogue of many successful commissions for numerous private and commercial clients.
He has also produced many notable pieces of public art including a 50 metre screen Wyndham Way, Portishead, 2010 and Entrance Gates for Cemaes Park, Cardiff, 2011.
His work has been featured in various editorial press, publications include The Telegraph, The Sunday Times, Gardens Illustrated, The English Garden, Wallpaper and G.Q magazine.