Dominic Welch

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Dominic Welch Biography

Born in Taplow, Buckinghamshire, Dominic Welch has moved from a county of wood to a region of stone, settling at Drewsteignton in Devon after securing a highly-productive apprenticeship with the sculptor Peter Randall-Page for the decade from 1989. Like Randall-Page, Welch became fascinated by fruit, seed and fossil shapes, helping to create what his tutor referred to as “vessels for life” in homage to both men’s heroes, Brancusi and Naguchi. When positioned outdoors on completion, these organic forms swiftly become part of the landscape.

Developing his own distinctive style, Dominic Welch is now producing work in stone which is both fluent and fluid, as if the stone were swelling with inner life, flexing and stretching into new organic forms and structures. Exhibited widely at home and abroad, his sculpture features in many public and private collections. It is now part of many landscapes—even standing high above the breakers of Australia’s Bondi Beach.

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