ABOUT ANDREW HORSFALL

"BALANCE OF DUALITIES"

British-recognised sculptor | Member, Royal Society of British Sculptors | Exhibited at Royal Academy Summmer Exhibition

Core Philosophy: The Macrocosm and the Microcosm

The Macrocosm and the Microcosm Andrew Horsfall’s sculptural practice is fundamentally rooted in exploring the profound dualities that define contemporary existence. His work is a rigorous intellectual and material engagement with the constant, delicate interplay between extremes: from the macrocosmic scale of societal shifts and global narratives to the microcosmic exploration of ego, individual vulnerability, and the sub-molecular world. 

He creates visual dialogues that address the tensions of modern life; examining themes like the erosion of Freedom of Speech (as seen in the Sarcophagus project) and the paradox of Overprotection (the Break Glass to Play series). His sculptures capture the essence of paradox and balance in a single, enduring form. 

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The Artist's Voice

Credentials and Provenance

Andrew Horsfall is established as one of the leading figures in contemporary English sculpture, bringing internationally recognised craftsmanship to every piece. He is chiefly known for his mastery of stone, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to the integrity and purity of natural materials like French limestone, granite, and green volcanic slates 

Member, Royal Society of British Sculptors 

Exhibitor, Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (Invited to display pieces in three consecutive exhibitions) 

Collections held privately across the UK, Europe, India, and the United States 

From the outset, Horsfall has operated as both a sculptor and a designer. The interweaving of sculptural elements into the design of everyday objects has become the hallmark of his design studio, operatingalongside his fine art practice.  

Horsfall’s creations transcend mere objects; they are meditative presences and potent intellectual anchors. For the discerning collector, his work is not merely decorative, it is philosophically rooted, deeply meaningful, and offers a tangible connection to the material world through the exploration of fundamental, enduring dualities.