Caroline Summerfield

Caroline is a contemporary sculptor of stone, bronze and resin. Her semi-figurative sculptures portray the human body as an emotional landscape. The works are created in response to careful observation, drawing, and the modelling of maquettes. Trained at The Art Academy London, and KCC Park Walk Studios, Chelsea, Caroline was awarded distinction for her postgraduate diploma in sculpture at KCC. 

Notable sales include to patrons of The Contemporary Art Society.  

Caroline was a finalist for BBC 2’s Show Me The Monet, and her work has also been shortlisted for the Threadneedle Prize. She has exhibited widely, including at the No-Format Gallery London, The Mall Galleries London, and the Canwood Art Foundation.

In addition to her work as a sculptor, Caroline creates limited edition prints based on her sculptures and those of Ancient Greece. 

When asked to describe her work, Caroline says ‘No matter how small the scale, a sculpture should always make its presence felt. Communicating with the onlooker all those emotions which led to its creation, and then inviting them to be at one with what they see.’

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