Works
  • Richard Fox, Bronze Ravel IX
    Richard Fox
    Bronze Ravel IX
    signed and titled on underside of bronze
    number 2 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2023
    bronze on oak base
    27 x 23 x 23 cms (11 x 9 x 9 ins)
    £ 4,600.00
  • Richard Fox, Steel Moebius VI
    Richard Fox
    Steel Moebius VI
    signed and titled on underside of bronze
    number 1 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2023
    stainless steel on oak base
    25 x 27 x 18 cms (10 x 11 x 7 ins)
    £ 5,750.00
  • Richard Fox, Steel Ravel I
    Richard Fox
    Steel Ravel I
    signed and titled on underside of sculpture
    number 1 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2022
    stainless steel on stained oak base
    31 x 17 x 17 cms (12 x 7 x 7 ins)
    £ 5,750.00
  • Richard Fox, Sulcus I
    Richard Fox
    Sulcus I
    signed, titled and dated 2024 on base
    unique
    oak
    88 x 22 x 18 cms (35 x 9 x 7 ins)
    £ 4,800.00 + vat
  • Richard Fox, Bronze Ravel V
    Richard Fox
    Bronze Ravel V
    signed and titled on underside of bronze
    number 8 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2018
    polished bronze on slate base
    32 x 23 x 23 cms (12½ x 9 x 9 ins)
    £ 6,800.00
  • Richard Fox, Bronze Ravel VIII
    Richard Fox
    Bronze Ravel VIII
    signed and titled on underside of bronze
    number 3 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2018
    bronze on sandstone base
    87 x 28 x 26 cms (34 x 11 x 10 ins)
    £ 11,000.00
  • Richard Fox, Bronze Ravel I
    Richard Fox
    Bronze Ravel I
    signed and titled
    number 8 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2015
    polished bronze on slate base
    35.5 x 19 x 19 cms (14 x 7½ x 7½ ins)
    £ 4,750.00
  • Richard Fox, Moebius in Bronze VIII
    Richard Fox
    Moebius in Bronze VIII
    signed and titled on underside of bronze
    number 6 from an edition of 9
    cast in 2023
    bronze on oak base
    63.5 x 38 cms (25 x 15 ins)
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Biography
Richard Fox

Richard Fox is a self-taught artist with an instinctive eye for the interaction between form and space. He has exhibited widely in London and the provinces over the last ten years and installed his elegant sculptures in public spaces in Oxford and in several of its colleges. Commissions include John Rowan and Partners, London; Mirabaud Securities, London; and the Four Seasons Hotel, Riyadh.

 

In his sculptures, Fox explores the use of different materials – wood, marble, and bronze – and their individual relationships with the final aesthetic. Each work investigates the interaction of form, space, and movement and how we connect with abstract structures.

 

This approach is enhanced by Fox’s method of mounting his works so they can be rotated by hand, offering viewers varying perspectives and experiences of his sculpture.