Jennine Parker Sculpture
At Sculpture Gallery we are proud to have fabulous examples of Jennine Parker sculpture available, including recent limited edition works in solid bronze and stainless steel.
We all struggle to achieve the right work-life balance but imagine trying to maintain not one but two successful careers. It might sound like an impossible task but successful British artist Jennine Parker also runs a graphic design company. Parker is a talented and dedicated artist who produces thought-provoking and inspiring work. At Sculpture Gallery we are pleased to feature her outstanding sculptures in our collection.
Contrasting textures
There is no doubt that Jennine Parker's sculptures instantly draw the eye and invite further investigation. She has a passion for creating movement, shape and texture in her work which boasts a tactile quality that demands exploration. You want to simply reach out and run your hands carefully over each piece in order to understand the creation on a deeper level.
Jennine Parker's inspiration is the world around her in general and the female form and the effects of weather erosion in particular. Her pieces glory in the beauty of a fantasy female form with luxuriant lines and incredible grace. In many of Parker's artworks the feminine figure is combined with textured elements reminiscent of eroded rocks and crumbling cliffs. The contrast is dramatic and yet feels right, highlighting the beauty and striking movement of the human form alongside the raw nature of weathered material. Perhaps it is this very juxtaposition which fascinates and demands a closer look.
In Bronze and Steel
Parker's bronze and steel sculptures are bursting with interesting shapes, forms and lines together with an appealing use of texture which sets her work apart. Her figurative subjects are certainly in great demand and perfectly fuse traditional bronze with a contemporary style and unique imagery. We are absolutely delighted to showcase a wonderful selection of limited edition Jennine Parker bronze sculptures and steel sculptures, an impressive Warwickshire artist whose reputation we have no doubt will continue to grow both in Britain and across the world.