“Light. Form. Colour. Space.“
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Meet the Artist

Anglesey-based artist, Andy Dobbie, creates colourful, geometrically fragmented paintings in oils and acrylics and bold, angular welded metal sculptures inspired by the human figure to investigate how we see, and understand, three dimensional ‘form’ in the physical world around us.
His work examines the way light strikes the planes of a figure; how the figure casts shadows on itself and its surroundings; how the shape of the figure creates negative space within and around itself; how movement around the figure changes our perception of these shapes, shadows and negative spaces; and, finally, how we interpret this complexity of visual signals to build a mental picture of the form of the figure and our orientation to it within a Cartesian space.
Latest News
Head of Dying Minotaur Sculpture in Visual Art Open Finalist Exhibition
I’m thrilled that my piece, ‘Head of Dying Minotaur’ will be on show/for sale as part of the Visual Art Open Finalist Exhibition, which is being held in the amazing @unit1galleryworkshop,…
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New Sculpture: The Mediator Between Head and Hands Must Be The Heart
New sculpture: ‘The Mediator Between Head and Hands Must Be The Heart’ (reclaimed mild steel 35cm x 29cm x 25cm). Bit of a long title but it was inspired by…
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New Sculpture: Recumbent Figure (Taking a Line for a Walk in Cartesian Space)
Finally got around to taking photos of ‘Recumbent Figure (Taking a Line for a Walk in Cartesian Space)’. Reclaimed mild steel 107cm high x 180cm wide x 75cm deep (42″…
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