Andrew Thomas

Andrew Thomas's work, principally in bronze, is an evolution of design that he has been developing over the past 23 years ranging from the human form through to complete abstraction of subject. His Avant-Garde style is a unique blend of angles and curves that has flavours of Cubism and Art Deco.

His bronzes are cast in limited editions of between 7 - 12 and he undertakes the chasing and the final patination processes himself to his own very high standard of finish. His influences are the great modern artists; Constantin Brancusi, Raymond-Duchamp-Villon, Umberto Boccioni, Alexander Archipenko, Jacques Lipchitz, Pablo Picasso, Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.

“Over the past fifteen years I have focussed my attention more on abstract forms, exploring each individual subject and its essence, looking at the subtle areas of their form and being, merging positional surfaces with free form surfaces and trying to apply these to the medium in a sensitive and harmonious way with great attention to the balance and proportions"

Andrew's work can be found in many private collections across the UK and Europe and is also hosted in 10 different galleries nationwide including his most recent galleries; Kendalls Fine Art in Cowes on the Isle of Wight, who are exclusively showing his 2012 Olympic 'Sea and Sail' series sculptures and Peter Hedley Gallery, Wareham, who is showing three of his latest innovative works.

Andrew is also exhibiting exclusively at Britains first Classical music festival - 'Serenata' in 'Club Serenata'. This is being held at Smedmore Estate, Kimmeridge, on the South coast of Dorset between the 26th - 28th August 2010, details ' here'

Please see the 'Exhibitions' section for Andrew's complete listing.