Jane Ackroyd
"Sculpture allows me to express how I feel and so connect with others and the world around me. It keeps me in touch with my earlier unselfconscious self where the world had a connectedness: the birds to the trees to the sky."
Jane Ackroyd discovered steel during her undergraduate degree at St Martin's School of Art and never looked back. The material of choice for her sculptures, it could easily be said that Ackroyd's work is a celebration of steel – utilising its flexibility and strength to explore abstraction and create a sense of drama and beauty.
For Ackroyd, sculpture offers a vehice to connect to her unconsious self, drawing on memories of a bohemian childhood in 1960's Notting Hill to connect with shape, light and texture. In recent years, Ackroyd has experimented with painting her sculptures with vibrant colours to further emphasise her forms.
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Jane AckroydFor FannyView more detailsJane Ackroyd, For Fanny£ 5,250.00 inc VAT -
Jane AckroydThe Wind Blew Everything ApartView more detailsJane Ackroyd, The Wind Blew Everything Apart£ 4,200.00 inc VAT
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Jane AckroydHip HopView more detailsJane Ackroyd, Hip Hop£ 3,780.00 inc VAT
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Jane AckroydPasos Privat, 2022View more detailsJane Ackroyd, Pasos Privat, 2022£ 1,800.00 inc VAT
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Jane AckroydPink Heaven, 2021View more detailsJane Ackroyd, Pink Heaven, 2021£ 1,575.00 inc VAT
