Psychosomatic Geography - 2016
Psychosomatic Geography - 2016
by Elliot Walker£700.00
Psychosomatic Geography H42- W18 – D7CM
This body of work brings together two themes that Elliot focused on during 2016. The representation of the figure was a strong aspect of Elliot’s work, and he also began exploring still life. The figure work primarily focused on the external, while the still life series looked inward. “Psychosomatic Geography” was an attempt to examine the body in an abstract way.
Glass Sculptor
Elliot Walker is a glass sculptor who discovered his passion for glass after graduating from Bangor University with a degree in psychology. The vast spectrum of colours, textures, and the material’s ability to mimic other substances provide Walker with the perfect material for creating his three-dimensional compositions and sculptures.
Walker’s work demands extreme dexterity, speed, and precise temperature control to sculpt and master the molten glass. He finds the medium both captivating and challenging, relishing the immediacy and the intense relationship involved in working with it while it is still fluid.
With his background in psychology, Walker approaches his creations from unconventional perspectives. This ability to defy convention and intentionally alter the viewer’s perception has made his works truly unique, instantly recognisable, and highly sought after. His studies in psychology continue to inform his artistry, resulting in pieces that are aesthetically sensitive, crafted with exceptional skill, and brought to life through a storyteller’s narrative ability.
About the artist
Elliot Walker
I am a sculptor working with molten glass as my primary medium. I studied glass making in the Historic Glass Quarter, Stourbridge, where I developed my basic skills that are the essential foundation for creating works in this challenging medium.
