Jacob Barfield

Comment on your statement, ‘Piecing the puzzle of life together through art and creativity.’  This statement is something I created to describe the…


Jaynie Crimmins

Can you firstly, discuss the importance of the original text in all your pieces? My source materials are integral to the conceptualization of a…


Veronica Hodges

 You are currently living and working in Denmark, how did this come about? I am born a raised in Denmark. My father was American and my mother…


Kait Rhoads

Explain how spending six years on a boat in the Caribbean has influenced your work? I grew up, mostly underwater. The rhythm of the sea dictated my…


Richard Healy

Your work is divided in two parts, as a Sculptor and Memorial artist. Which came first? I studied fine art sculpture at the National College of Art…


Sally Ward

What led you to specialize in portrait painting? I’ve always been interested in the human figure as a subject and used to draw faces endlessly as a…


Bob Quinn

Having had a career in advertising what lead you to take up full time sculpture? I always had an interest in sculpture, and illustration was part of…


Philip Walker

Explain the importance of both Qest and training with Alison Crowther. My scholarship funding from Qest provides an opportunity to have dedicated…


Patricia Shone

Your method is very manual and physical discuss.Forest Jar, 2021, height 23cm The feel of soft clay in my hands and between my fingers. Years of…


Julie Nelson

Can you discuss the importance of symbolism in your work? Symbols allow us to communicate without the barrier of language. They might mean different…


Julia Levander Drew

Can you expand on the terminology of fake taxidermy – fauxidermy? It was a good word to use in the beginning when I was mostly doing quirky and…


David Higgins

You have had many residencies take two and expand on how the actual residency developed your art. It is hard to say which residency has impacted me…


Pamela Sunday

What, lead you to leap into ceramics full time? I entered the world of ceramic serendipitously.  A group of friends were searching for creative ways…


Emma Rodgers

Can you expand on the importance of people, places and experiences in your life as an artist? People who have influenced me There have been  so many…


Helen McAllister

Explain about your training both PHD in Practice Design and MA in Embroidered Textiles. The Embroidery interest emerged in my final years in school.…


Kerry Miller

Can you expand on several of your floral works? One of the first flower book sculptures I made was called  “Plant Life of the Black Forest” where I…


Henry Jabbour

You use colour and very heavy brush strokes; how do you still capture such serenity? That is such an interesting question. I definitely don’t feel…


David Oliveira

Your sculpture is just like a drawing.  How did you come to this technique? I consider my sculptures drawings, or if you prefer 3D drawings. I was…


Georgie Seccull

How did you become involved in the Art of Dining exhibition at the NGV (National Gallery of Victoria)? Briefly discuss how the ‘whole’ table setting…


Charlene Foster

How influential was the Avon Place Glass in Cambridge, USA have on your early career? Avon Place Glass was the first hot shop I stepped foot into,…


Yasemen Hussein

What made you move from glass to metal? I actually started off my imagined career as a dancer, god did I want to be a dancer, but my parents were…


Deborah Duffin MRSS

The natural world has had a huge influence on your work.  How can this be seen in two current works and one from the past. I began to look at the…


Antonia Salmon

Can we discuss the interesting past you have and how it has led and developed into the work you do today?  Labarinth Pattern Axe Head Both my…


Ray Besserdin

With years of working with paper, Ray Besserdin's paper truly becomes sculpture Zoneone Arts brings Ray Besserdin to you… Can you discuss and compare…


Jan Huling

Jan Huling, New York, USA Beads, beads and more beads make up the art by Jan Huling. Zoneone Arts brings Jan Huling to you… What lead you to beads?…


Yevgeniya Kaganovich

Yevgeniya Kaganovich, Milwaukee, USA How does Kaganovich find the time? With this complex mix, Professor and Associate Chair of the Department of Art…


Tasha Lewis

Tasha Lewis, New York, USA Tasha Lewis explains how she showed her art around the world.  The Swam went from the South Pole to her home city, New…


Peter Hayes Bath

Your studio is in a very ‘special’ place can you share your studio and showroom with us? I converted the old toll house on Cleveland Bridge into a…


Karen LaMonte

Rather than ask Karen LaMonte to repeat herself by answering my questions Zoneone Arts knows you will be enthralled by watching the video as Karen…


Samantha Bryan

Your comment, ‘I find myself preoccupied with everyday life, but not my own – that of the fairy’ can you expand on this?  Somehow I became a ‘fairy…


Catherine Greene

Your work can be found around the world, where is one of the least expected paces you thought it would end up in?  There is work of mine in many…


John K Brown

Can you give a short timeline as to how you became involved in sculpture using salvaged materials? I’ve always wanted to be an artist. As a child I…


Marlene Kawalez

Can you discuss the way you are currently working using a combination two materials, glass and clay within one piece? One of the most challenging…


César Orrico

When did you first combine wood into your sculptures? I have always been interested in research on the different materials applied to sculpture.…


Karina Furhman

How often do you ask a person to pose for you? I imagine sculpting everyone I see. Everyone has beautiful details either in the bone structure or in…


Michaël Cailloux

 Your work is often called jewellery for walls discuss this in relationship to your work? I decided to call my sculptures “Wall jewelry” because I…


Joan Waters

You began your art training in 1976 when did the use of welded steel begin and how? Some background—I was born in England, and grew up in Baltimore,…


Mark Stoner

h4>‘In collaboration’, can be said quickly and flippantly, but in your work it becomes an integral part.  Can you expand on this in relation to…


Alberto Bustos

 You started your artistic career as a painter, why did you feel the need to work in 3D? When I was young I was interested all the artistic…


Ian Turnock

“Drawings and photographs are the starting point from which I develop organic, abstract and figurative forms.” Please expand on this? I take…


Lanny Bergner

When do you decide which of your work will be large pieces or installation pieces? This varies depending on the exhibition venue. Sometimes I will do…


Larry Renzo Lewis

Symbols/Pictographs: Expand on your use of Symbols/Pictographs/Icons in your work? I use symbols/pictographs as a secondary means to convey message.…


Sally Simpson

Can you discuss the ritual and ceremonial rites in your installation ‘Precipice’? The background to all of my work is an interest in ‘power figures’…


Peter Randall-Page

You grew up in the country. Do you think, if you had been a city boy, your work would have been different? Very much so, I was quite a solitary child…


David Gerstein

Your work is all about movement discuss? Movement is indeed essential in my sculpture works and it has to do with the special technique that I am…


Vally Nomidou

Your exhibition ‘Let it Bleed’ is made up of female forms. Can you explain the vulnerability you have been able to portray? Fragility is the way…


Jon Barlow Hudson

Can you discuss your thoughts on where and with whom the “Behind the Scenes’ drawings etc. for a public art piece are stored for prosperity? This is…


Yvette Kaiser Smith

Can you explain ‘simply’ the technique you use to produce your sculptures? Fiberglass as a finished product is a fibre reinforced plastic. Fiberglass…


Kathy Venter

You use very traditional techniques of hand coiling and pinching in you work, can you elaborate on your technique? I began hand building by using the…


Graeme Foote

The very first career change was from large to small, stone masonry to jewellery and silversmith, what brought about this change? In 1967 I became an…