A hanging paper tapestry, a rust-coloured plinth featuring six small-scale craft objects in bronze, enamel and wood.

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  • Project Submission — Image: Ruin and Redemption Series
  • Project Submission — Image: Ruin and Redemption Series
  • Project Submission — Image: Ruin and Redemption Series

Tracy Caldah

Overlooked. Discarded. Insignificant. Moments in time. I want to use material to talk about moments in time to create something beautiful from the broken and overlooked materials. To remind me - us - that we are intrinsically worthy, valuable and seen. A sculpture artist who loves to play with scale and form. Creating functional homeware pieces such as vases, also jewellery. Working in Jesmonite, steel, recycled materials, precious metals and found objects.

multi-media designer maker based in the rural county of Herefordshire, UK.

Hereford, England

Overlooked. Discarded. Insignificant. Moments in time. I want to use material to talk about moments in time to create something beautiful from the broken and overlooked materials. To remind me - us - that we are intrinsically worthy, valuable and seen. A sculpture artist who loves to play with scale and form. Creating functional homeware pieces such as vases, also jewellery. Working in Jesmonite, steel, recycled materials, precious metals and found objects.

Focus:
Tracy Caldah is a multi-media designer maker who creates sculptural forms across varying scales.
CV:
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Tracy uses waste by-products or things that would usually go to landfill to fill the void within the large sculptures, like polystyrene from packaging that has been sent to her. She seeks to become more and more sustainable in her practice.

Overlooked. Discarded. Insignificant. Moments in time. I want to use material to talk about moments in time to create something beautiful from the broken and overlooked materials. To remind me - us - that we are intrinsically worthy, valuable and seen. A sculpture artist who loves to play with scale and form. Creating functional homeware pieces such as vases, also jewellery. Working in Jesmonite, steel, recycled materials, precious metals and found objects.

Focus:
Tracy Caldah is a multi-media designer maker who creates sculptural forms across varying scales.
CV:
Download document
Stockists:

Tracy uses waste by-products or things that would usually go to landfill to fill the void within the large sculptures, like polystyrene from packaging that has been sent to her. She seeks to become more and more sustainable in her practice.