“There can be so much spirit, presence and potential embodied in a three dimensional form that shares our personal space... My aim is to invoke a response, or evoke a memory, awaken something visceral that we can relate to, even if we don’t know what it is or why it moves us."
Jason Hale Tillman is a Sculptor working primarily with mixed metal alloys, such as stainless and mild steel, brass, bronze and copper. His work often evokes the geometries and forces of the natural world, such as tectonics, decay and erosion, abstracted and frozen in time. With a background in Architectural and Industrial design, many of Jason’s works have an architectonic underpinning, and explore the intersection between human and earth.
Jason works from his seaside studio in Marlborough, at the top of the South Island of New Zealand, and can ship internationally.