Tottenhoe Limestone

Caspar’s latest work combines his experience of traditional materials and his understanding of space and form with a contemporary spirit.  While his work is pure and precise in form it is often inspired by such ‘happy accidents’ as a piece of clay squeezed between the fingers or a discarded timber or metal shaving.  His most recent pieces have been inspired by the mathematical yet unpredictable patterns created by coupled pendulums.

 Caspar has a Fine Art degree from The University of the West of England.  He has three threads to his work:  Sculpture; restoration/new build in ornamental plaster, stone and wood; and portrait sculpture.

 Caspar has trained in both contemporary art and more traditional sculpture, Caspar has worked throughout the world on a variety of modern commissions as well as on numerous statuary and restoration projects and has won many prestigious awards for his work. 

Sculpture

Caspar works in stone, wood and cast resins

Exhibitions include:

Milsom Place Bath, Lansdown Bath, Islington Design Centre' Ashridge Management College, Templeton College Oxford, The Gallery on the Green, Wooburn Green, ArtSpace Henley, The Henley Arts Festival, The Brewery Yard, Rode, Building of Bath Museum

His sculptures are in many well know collections.

Restoration and New Build

Ornamental plaster work includes restoration of ceilings and walls at Uppark House, an over mantel at Edinburgh  Castle, ceilings at Auchinlech (Ayr) and Prior Park and the complete restoration project at Llanerchaeron, new build includes Ben Alder (Scotland), and work in USA, Ireland,  France and Schinousos (Greek Island) and Malaysia. 

 Stone work includes mythological beasts at Laycock Abbey, fountains for Templeton College, and carving the Prince of Wales feathers for a stone bench which was a present for the Prince of Wales’ sixtieth birthday.

Portrait Sculpture

Caspar has had many commissions for portrait sculpture, especially from sporting personalities.  A bust of Arsene Wenger is in the VIP lounge in the new Emirates Stadium