Wendy Freestone

Wendy’s work explores themes of family and home, concepts of memory and moment, more recently in observation. She works in a variety of materials, currently mainly in cast bronze using the lost wax process, but also in aluminium, gold and silver plate. Each body of work frequently consists of multiple pieces and sometimes in a range of materials. Most recently, Wendy has introduced colour to her figures, in an exploration of grapheme-colour synaesthesia. She has also used this concept of colour and letter association to create a coloured alphabet. Though her current work is of small scale, Wendy has also created much larger scale commissions, including an abstract sculpture with huge stones in balance for a Milton Keynes business, as well as life-sized bronze figures for a garden designer in the Cotswolds.