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40 x 40 x 4 cm
Stone (Portland Limestone)
2022
Zoë Wilson is a stone sculptor exploring geometry, light and the human relationship with pattern. Working exclusively with British stone, she hand carves precise geometric forms using traditional mallet and chisel techniques. Her practice considers how repetition, symmetry and precision can create moments of stillness and presence, while changing light continually animates the carved surface. Wilson is interested in the meeting point between ancient material, mathematical order and the unmistakable trace of the human hand. Through a deliberately slow and exacting process, her work celebrates skilled making as both a physical and contemplative act.
40 x 40 x 4 cm
Stone (Portland Limestone)
2022
Zoë Wilson is a stone sculptor exploring geometry, light and the human relationship with pattern. Working exclusively with British stone, she hand carves precise geometric forms using traditional mallet and chisel techniques. Her practice considers how repetition, symmetry and precision can create moments of stillness and presence, while changing light continually animates the carved surface. Wilson is interested in the meeting point between ancient material, mathematical order and the unmistakable trace of the human hand. Through a deliberately slow and exacting process, her work celebrates skilled making as both a physical and contemplative act.