Sue Law

About The Artist

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Sue Law exhibited at The Cut in the 2013 group show IMPERFECT PRESENT FUTURE PERFECT

The body and its relationship to the space that surrounds it inspire my sculpture. Absence and Presence are recurrent themes within my work as these sculptures are the physical depiction of the negative space around the figure. Using resin I have made sculptures of stiletto shoes that include an impression of the wearer’s feet.

My latest shoe sculptures are baby shoes that include the tiny impression of my Grandson’s feet. These perfect little sculptures can be commissioned to include the imprint of your baby’s feet.

I enjoy the process of making sculpture and have used the solid substantial physicality of bronze and the light delicacy of plaster bandage to describe the negative space around the exquisite curves of the figure.

Exhibitions Featuring Sue Law

IMPERFECT PRESENT FUTURE PERFECT

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