CABALLO BEBEDOR II, 2021 - Tom Hiscocks

Size: 168cm x 30cm x 20cm

Medium: Copper on polished steel on stainless steel.

Edition of 8

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Tom Hiscocks is a sculptor whose work explores themes of identity, perception, and the ever-changing nature of human experience. His unique approach involves creating layered forms that shift with the viewer’s perspective, reflecting the way we reveal and conceal different aspects of ourselves depending on context, emotion, and environment.

A defining moment in Hiscocks’ career was his meeting with Her Majesty The Queen during the unveiling of his work at Valentine’s Mansion, Ilford, as part of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee tour. This prestigious occasion underscored the significance of his artistic practice and the universal themes his work encapsulates.

Working primarily in copper and stainless steel, Hiscocks merges traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, including 3D scanning and laser cutting. His materials, both rich in history and fully recyclable, reflect his fascination with change and continuity.

With a background in horse racing and a First-Class Fine Art degree from The Cambridge Art School, Hiscocks has exhibited across the UK and Europe, with works held in collections worldwide. His sculptures invite viewers to explore the layers - both physical and emotional- that shape human experience.