Tom Hiscocks – Contemporary British Sculptor
Now available at Bloom Fine Art in Towcester, Tom Hiscocks is a highly regarded British artist known for his distinctive layered sculptures that transform two-dimensional forms into striking three-dimensional works.
Hiscocks’ signature technique involves constructing sculptures from multiple 2D slices, carefully layered to build a complete 3D figure. Each layer is subtly varied, creating a sense of progression and movement through the form. The process is precise and methodical, yet the finished pieces feel organic and expressive.
His work often focuses on the human figure. Pieces such as his seated forms carry a strong emotional presence, capturing quiet moments of reflection and stillness. These universal figures are designed to connect with the viewer on a personal level.
Born in 1963, Hiscocks graduated from Cambridge Art School with a first-class honours degree. His career has included notable recognition, including winning the Dr Supanee Gazeley Fine Art Prize in 2013.
A key development in his work includes large-scale sculptural pieces exploring identity and representation. His modern interpretations of the Queen’s Beasts, created to mark the Diamond Jubilee, were constructed entirely from recycled materials, including thousands of aluminium cans. These works combine traditional symbolism with contemporary environmental awareness.
Tom Hiscocks’ work appeals to collectors looking for:
- Contemporary British sculpture
- Layered 3D artworks with precision and depth
- Figurative pieces with emotional impact
- Unique, hand-crafted statement sculptures
His sculptures offer both technical innovation and artistic expression, making them a strong focal point in modern interiors.
Available now from Bloom Fine Art, Towcester.
