Wycliffe Stutchbury
Wycliffe is an artist who works with fallen and forgotten timber.
After 20 years in furniture making he branched out and now sells
his work through galleries and fairs internationally. He teaches at
Bartlett School of Architecture and has work in several collections
and publications.
Describe your approach to teaching:
I actively encourage people to work materials as little as
possible, to learn when to stop and allow the material to express
itself, and not be seduced by technique.
What inspires your work?
I am always drawn to the way materials are affected by their
immediate environment. British sculpture between the wars also
sparks a particular nostalgia in me.
