Arabella Brooke lives and works in London, and her work is shown in galleries and art fairs around the UK and found in private collections around the world.  She is a member of the Chelsea Art Society, and a winner of the Ridgeway Prize for Best Sculpture, as well as a regular exhibitor at the Discerning Eye exhibition amongst others.

She teaches regularly at the Art Academy, in London, and West Dean College in West Sussex.  She is happy to discuss commissions and visitors to her West London studio are welcome.

She says of her work, “The sculptures are figurative, that is recognisably human, in essence if not in detail.  Anatomically speaking, liberties have been taken, but they convey an impression of weight and structure that rings true with the viewer.  The figures seem to tell a story, although they are never so explicit that the viewer doesn’t have to ‘fill in the gaps’, to struggle a little for meaning.  Mostly they talk about identity and relationships, and about the struggle to find meaning in a fast-moving and disposable world.”