Imaginative Public Art by Paul Cocksedge

Paul Cocksedge is a British artist celebrated for his distinctive and unorthodox approach to materials, crafting works that span public art, sculpture and architectural installations.

Paul’s work is grounded in a profound scientific curiosity. His creations are the result of a meticulous investigation into the limitations of materials, processes and even the human body. This inquisitive approach allows him to push boundaries and explore new possibilities in his large-scale public art creations.

A recurring theme in Paul’s practice is our relationship with the Earth. He addresses pressing issues such as social connection and fossil fuel dependency through his art. This focus is evident in projects like “Please Be Seated,” (featured here) an installation created for the London Design Festival. Made from reclaimed scaffolding planks, the piece encourages public interaction and highlights the importance of sustainability and community.

For more information on Paul Cocksedge and his work, you can visit his website.

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