Peter Randall-Page has worked in sculpture, drawings and prints for the past 30 years. His work has exhibited widely around the UK and the world. It would be almost easier to ask which country does not have a Peter Randall-Page piece. Zoneone Arts is delighted to bring Peter Randall-Page to you…
Peter Randall-Page RA was born in 1954 and studied sculpture at Bath Academy of Art from 1973-1977. During the past 25 years, Peter’s sculpture, drawings and prints have gained him an international reputation. His work is held in public and private collections all over the world. Peter was a member of the design team for...
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Works by Peter Randall-Page: Cloud 9, installed at Kloster Schoenthal Sculpture Park, 2019 , Four Lines, 2019 , Installation, Kloster Schoenthal Sculpture Park , 2019 , Peach Stones, 2018 , Warp and Weft, 2018 , Cactus, 2014 , Cactus and Fig, 2014 , Shapes in the Clouds I II III...
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These three balls are just at the side of the Millennium Seed Bank - they are made of Kilkenny Limestone and about 4ft in diameter.
"Hundred Year Stone" (Peter Randall-Page, 1995, Andesite), with the eastern shore of Derwent Water
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In Mind of Monk, 2008, Marble, Peter Randall-Page, Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Crucible2, Gloucester Cathedral
Peter Randall-Page: "Warts and All", granite 150 x 225 x 120 cm, 2006, Yorkshire Sculpture Park www.peterrandall-page.com/ | Art Installations, Sculpture, Contemporary Art
Three monumental sculptures by Peter Randall-Page are on display in the grounds of Castle Drogo, Devon. The sculptures Fructus, Corpus and Phyllotaxus are carved from Kilkenny Limestone and stand over 2.5 tall and weigh more 12 tonnes each
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Peter Randall-Page makes sculpture in stone which he carves into tightly compact, organic shapes. His work has a strong relationship to natural forms, biological systems and spiritual thought. Plant shapes, seeds, fruit and coiling forms can be seen in much of his work. Inner shapes are often revealed or seem to grow from one another, sometimes displaying intricate patterns that are hidden within. Here, the precision of Randall-Page's carving melds with naturally worn boulders, creating forms that suggest pregnancy or an emerging seed or shoot, laden with promise and weight. This piece comprises one small, unworked granite glacial erratic boulder fitted precisely into another much larger boulder. The only 'worked' part of the sculpture is the aperture in the larger stone and the area immediately surrounding it.
Peter Randall-Page Installation, Kloster Schoenthal Sculpture Park , 2019
Peter Randall-Page's sculptures can be found all over the world. At home, he is represented in the permanent collections of The Tate Gallery and the British Museum. Anyone who has visited the Eden Project will have seen his giant granite sculpture, the Seed, that stands at its heart.
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Drawing on natural forms - hives, spider webs, nautilus shells - Peter Randall-Page's sculptures are deeply connected to pleasure and the comfort of physical contact. By Marina Warner
