David Norris was born in Brazil and moved to England in the early 1960s.
EARLY LIFE:
Relocating to England at a young age, David developed his artistic interests within a rich cultural and educational environment that supported his pursuit of sculpture.
LIVES:
He is based in the United Kingdom.
EDUCATION:
David studied sculpture at the Royal Academy Schools, where he achieved notable success, winning the Silver Medal for Portraiture, two Bronze Medals, and the prestigious Landseer Prize.
CAREER:
David Norris has established an accomplished international career as a sculptor. His work has been commissioned and collected widely, including in the Middle East. Among his major works is the three-metre-high Mallard Landing fountain for the Royal Palace in Ruwi. His sculpture Mother and Child is installed in Great Portland Street, London. He was also commissioned to design the Britannia in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, demonstrating the scale and significance of his public works.
MATERIALS:
David works primarily in bronze and precious metals, using traditional casting techniques to create refined and enduring sculptures.
STYLE AND SUBJECTS:
His work focuses on the human form and wildlife, combining strong anatomical understanding with expressive detail. David’s sculptures are noted for their elegance, balance, and sensitivity to both subject and material.
AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONS:
David Norris is a Fellow of the Royal Society of British Sculptors, reflecting his standing and contribution to the field. His work has been exhibited and commissioned internationally, earning recognition for its craftsmanship and artistic quality.
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