Jenny Reddin is a distinguished sculptor whose work is deeply rooted in a fascination with form and structure. Her artistic practice revolves around the manipulation of simple geometric shapes, primarily cubes, which she transforms into intricate and dynamic sculptures. Reddin's work captures a sense of equilibrium and grace, often challenging perceptions of gravity and stability.
At the core of Reddin's sculptures is the use of metal, specifically bar or flat plate, which she welds into complex arrangements. These structures are designed to interact with their environment in unexpected ways, appearing to hover, cascade, or spill across surfaces. The resulting forms are reminiscent of natural elements such as tree roots, rampant vines, or rock formations, each piece balancing a sense of organic growth with industrial precision.
Reddin’s approach to sculpture is both methodical and intuitive. Starting with the basic form of a cube, a shape synonymous with stability and simplicity. Through welding and careful assembly, she deconstructs this stability, creating pieces that seem to defy gravity and conventional structural logic. Her work often gives the impression of movement and flow, despite being composed of rigid materials.
Jenny has exhibited in prestigious venues in the USA, Asia, and her home country, Australia. This broad exposure has allowed her to connect with a diverse audience and has led to her work being included in private and public collections in these regions.
Reddin is represented by West End Art Space, a contemporary gallery known for its support of innovative and emerging artists. Through this representation, she continues to reach new audiences and expand her artistic influence.
Medium Mild Steel Bar
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