Jonathan Page’s sculptures grew from an early fascination with the natural world. Travel and close observation deepened that interest, while his studies of art history and architecture gave him a broader understanding of form.

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At school, he began exploring the possibilities of clay, moving beyond traditional pottery towards more abstract forms. At Camberwell, Jonathan developed his Bulls’ Heads and Vessels series, exploring the space between ceramics and sculpture.

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Today, he works in clay, fibreglass, bronze and steel. His sculptures distil the movement and character of living things into forms that suggest qualities we recognise in ourselves: poise, strength and vulnerability.