Briony Marshall MA (Oxon) MRSS MRSA draws inspiration from the harmony between science and art, echoing the words of pioneering environmentalist Rachel Carson: “Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure [a lifetime].” Her art merges scientific rigor with emotional resonance, creating installations that serve as focal points in new buildings and public spaces.

A graduate of the Art Academy London (2004), Marshall received recognition from the Royal Society of Sculptors in 2008. She has completed residencies at prestigious bronze foundries including Mariani's in Pietrasanta, Italy, and Pangolin London. With a Biochemistry degree from Oxford, she was honoured as a 'Face of Chemistry' by the Royal Society of Chemistry for her artistic contributions. Her public commission 'Layers of Bournemouth' (2018) was a finalist for the Marsh Award for Excellence in Public Sculpture. Marshall's works are held in collections across the UK, Europe, Middle East, US, and Australia.

In her self-built home studio, she will show sculptures and pewter jewellery, with opportunities to make your own pewter necklace, brooch or keychain.