Arabella Brooke is a highly regarded London-based artist, known for her powerful and evocative figurative sculptures. After transitioning from a career in finance, she followed her lifelong passion for art, studying at The Art Academy in Southwark. Her works often explore themes of human identity, emotional connection, and the passage of time, conveyed through the human form with expressive liberties. Her sculptures range from smooth, refined surfaces to rough, worn textures, embodying both the vulnerability and strength of her subjects. This juxtaposition of rough and smooth, combined with natural and man-made elements, is central to her style, giving her works a visceral, tactile quality.
Arabella’s sculptures are a testament to her deep understanding of anatomy, while also allowing space for interpretation, inviting viewers to engage with the emotions behind her work. Arabella's work continues to evolve, incorporating new influences and experimenting with form, yet always rooted in a profound exploration of what it means to be human in a fast-changing world.