Artist Statement
Giles Penny (b.1962) is an associate of the Royal British Society of Sculptors and an Academician of the Royal West of England Academy. He has exhibited in the UK and abroad, gaining international acclaim for his humorous sculptures, in bronze and steel, that often feature in town and city centres. Penny’s focus of expression is the human form, which acts as a vehicle to explore both physical and abstract worlds and often portrays an innocent humorous quality. The nature of his figures remains eternally elusive.
Information - About Exhibitions
Penny’s large scale pieces can be seen in many public spaces including: Golden Square, London; Canary wharf, London; Body Shop International; Fulham Reach, London; Liminster Church, Sussex; Wolverhampton City centre; Bruton, Somerset.’ Man with Arms Open’ and ‘Two Men on a Bench’ both bought by Canary Wharf PLC as part of the permanent sculpture collection. ‘Man and arch’ at Fulham Reach was commissioned by St. George Central London Ltd.
ARTWORK AT ASHRIDGE
Man with disk
260cm high
15mm aluminum plate
£27,000.00
PUBLIC/PAST WORK
Man and Arch
Two Men on a bench
Man with Arms Open
Flying Woman
Man who knows the way Bronze | ed.9
for sale online
Flowerman
Edition of 100
26cm high
copper plated steel
£250.00
Man on bench (II)
Edition of 12
10 x 15 x 5 cm
Bronze
£1,800.00
For Information on how to purchase or to commission a sculpture please contact the curator Lucy Irvine