Simon Conolly RSMA
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Statement
Living and working in Shropshire, Simon Conolly's work is heavily influenced by the natural landscape. His studio, set in the dramatic scenery of Wenlock Edge (which inspired the song cycle by Ralph Vaughan Williams ‘On Wenlock Edge’) and Brown Clee Hill (the highest point in Shropshire).
Methodology
Conolly's work focuses on relationships and interactions, seeking to capture the emotional and physical energy between individuals and within groups. To do so, he works in foundry bronze, bronze resin, iron resin, and stoneware clay.
Memberships
He is an elected member of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists (RBSA) and the Royal Society of Marine Artists (RSMA).
Exhibitions
Simon has had work exhibited at the Summer Exhibition of the Royal Academy, has been a finalist in the National Open Art Competition, finalist in the Wildlife Artist of the Year competition, and has been a regular exhibitor with the RBSA in Birmingham and the RSMA in London.