Fi Hunter is a UK based sculptor, and you can find her busy working from her studio an old corner shop in Marlow where she creates larger than life heads for both interiors and exteriors.
Her work explores the fragility and strength of the human condition not just through the human expression but also through the materials them self. Sculpting them first in clay she then makes moulds before casting them in bronze as well as experimenting with new and unusual materials such as recycled glass, stone & iron dust, hessian and dried foliage collected from the banks of the Thames. She also loves to try new and unusual materials such as skelton leaves and recycled glass.
Her sculptures can be seen at several galleries across the country as well as as featuring at the London Art Fair, the Affordable and Fresh Art fairs and this years Henley Festival.
Available Sculpture
‘still’
Bronze (edition 1/3)
55 CM x 40 cM x 25cm
includes plinth
Inspired by the calming effect of nature this head tilts upwards, at peace with whatever the elements through at her. this solid bronze was first sculpted in clay & then cast in solid bronze using the lost wax method.
‘Fall’
original - Tinted Resin, Organic matter
36 CM x 20 cm
Thames river foliage has been set in tinted resin to reflect the floating leaves in the shallow banks. The artists is also making reference to a persons subconscious head space when walking along a river. First sculpted in clay then a mould is made before each individual piece is created in resin. Inside use or outside in the shade.
‘Still’
Hessian and stone resin on steel slab
50 cm x 40 cm x 25 cm
Inspired by being in nature, the artists channels this not only just through the expression on the face but also in the materials used, reflecting the textures of the outdoors.
Indoor display only
