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Based in the Cotswolds, sculptor Martin Cash creates work that unites the enduring beauty of stone with a contemporary sensibility. Working across English stone, bronze, and resin, his practice reflects a thoughtful dialogue between tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and concept.
“Barn Owl” is carved in Ancaster stone and measures 1.5 metres tall including plinth.
Simplified into smooth, flowing forms, the piece captures the owl’s calm and watchful presence with quiet restraint. The softly defined facial disc and gently curved body evoke the bird’s distinctive silhouette, while the minimal detailing allows the purity of form to take precedence. Subtle natural tones within the stone enhance its sense of stillness, lending the sculpture a quiet authority as it settles seamlessly into its surroundings.
Stonehouse Studio acts as an agent on behalf of the artists represented within this online gallery. If you have any questions about this sculpture, please don't hesitate to get in touch with dayna@stonehousestudio.co.uk.
Based in the Cotswolds, sculptor Martin Cash creates work that unites the enduring beauty of stone with a contemporary sensibility. Working across English stone, bronze, and resin, his practice reflects a thoughtful dialogue between tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and concept.
“Barn Owl” is carved in Ancaster stone and measures 1.5 metres tall including plinth.
Simplified into smooth, flowing forms, the piece captures the owl’s calm and watchful presence with quiet restraint. The softly defined facial disc and gently curved body evoke the bird’s distinctive silhouette, while the minimal detailing allows the purity of form to take precedence. Subtle natural tones within the stone enhance its sense of stillness, lending the sculpture a quiet authority as it settles seamlessly into its surroundings.
Stonehouse Studio acts as an agent on behalf of the artists represented within this online gallery. If you have any questions about this sculpture, please don't hesitate to get in touch with dayna@stonehousestudio.co.uk.