James Haywood

Trained in aerospace engineering, he now explores alternative mineral materials and sculptural forms that sit between design and art, creating one-of-a-kind objects conceived for longevity — both in their material lifespan and in the way they connect with us.

His work grows from a contemplation of our place within the wider universe.

All stages of creation take place under one roof. From early sketches and material testing to mould-making, casting, finishing, electronics, photography, and packing, and writing this paragraph. This continuity allows forms to evolve slowly, shaped through repetition, adjustment, and time — much like the processes that brought us into being.