The scale of Bruce Gernand’s sculptures relate to the human body as a form that you can measure yourself against or encircle with your arms. There is a preoccupation with juxtapositions within Bruce’s work; with surface and inner shape, with organic and technological references.

Since 1998 Bruce has been involved with 3D computer modelling and much of his work expresses the relationship of the digital/virtual and its embodiment in sculpture.

A Fellow of the Royal Society of Sculptors and formerly head of sculpture at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, Bruce continues an academic connection through a Research Fellowship. He has been in receipt of numerous accolades from the Henry Moore Foundation, the Natural History Museum and the Cambridge Computer Lab.

A FREE event, use your own transport, please car share as parking space limited.

PLEASE NOTE: NOW SOLD OUT