Halliday Avray-Wilson

BORN:
Halliday Avray-Wilson was born in 1967 in the United Kingdom.

EARLY LIFE:
Halliday developed an early interest in sculpture, later combining traditional sculpting techniques with innovative materials and processes.

LIVES:
He has been based in France since 1994, working internationally on both public and private commissions.

CAREER:
Halliday Avray-Wilson is an established British sculptor producing public works across the UK and France, as well as private commissions for collectors worldwide. His work ranges in scale from table top pieces to monumental sculptures, including a 30-foot work dedicated to the French Resistance.

He is known for combining traditional sculpting techniques with new technologies and materials, creating a distinctive and critically acclaimed body of work.

MATERIALS:
Bronze and steel.

STYLE AND SUBJECTS:
His work is often dynamic and expressive, exploring movement, human form, and powerful symbolic themes. His sculptures range from intimate pieces to large scale public installations.

AWARDS AND EXHIBITIONS:
Halliday was awarded the Medal of Honour for his contribution to the arts in France, where his work is highly regarded.

He has exhibited widely, including at the Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, and created “Running Man” for the 2012 Summer Olympics Athletes’ Village.

Other exhibitions include shows in Paris, London, and Berlin, as well as appearances at major events such as the Chelsea Flower Show, Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, and Royal Ascot.

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