JIM SADLER

Jim was awarded a post graduate diploma from the University of Wolverhampton after studying 3 Dimensional Design in relation to sculpture in 2001 and a Masters in Product Design from Manchester Metropolitan University in 2015. His current research has concentrated on digital fabrication of modular design to advance the development of his practice and this now informs his current sculpture and furniture. As a contributor to the retrospective V&A Pink Floyd exhibition (2017) ‘Their Mortal Remains', Jim's work - in the form of a ‘live' multi-channel ‘quad' mixing console - was set as a working exhibition piece in the ‘Division Bell' room of the exhibition... Jim also works with other artists who call on his array of skills in many materials, brick and stonework being part of his adaptable ability to work in many disciplines. Commissions include Merioneth Paradoxides in Barmouth, North Wales (2007) which won a prominent permanent site in Orielton Woods Dripping Children, a large laser cut..

Primary location: Upton Magna United Kingdom