About
Paul Richardson Steel Sculptor
Born in 1967, Paul originally studied graphics near
his home in Essex
and then went on to take a degree in painting in Birmingham.
From the
start his drawings and paintings took on his individual
style and were
characterised by his satirical sense of humour. Even
as a painter he
found himself making low relief sculptural parts which
were stuck onto
or came out of the paintings. With his spirit of invention
these works
developed into paintings with three dimensional moving
parts and it
wasn't long before he found his way into the sculpture
department.
Here his creations finally burst out of their two dimensional
constraints. It was after college though, with a studio
in the old
Birds Custard Factory in Birmingham that Paul really
discovered metal.
In the huge disused factory he found steel sheets, bought
a little
welder and started to play. Now, a significant body of
public art,
exhibitions and private commissions later, Paul's studio
is in the
coastal countryside of Suffolk. He lives and works there
with his
family, always ready for the next challenge.
See Paul's CV here. 
|