“Thrilled to share that a selection of my pieces will feature in the upcoming Oriel Glasfryn Gallery Spring Exhibition for 2026 – Caerwys, 3 April to 5 May.”
You can visit their website update here for more information (link).
– Nick Eames
Tag Archives: Sculpture
Oriel Glasfryn: Spring Exhibition 2026
Art Trail: Second Weekend
It’s been a great weekend at the studio, welcoming visitors as part of the Clwydian Creatives Art Trail: looking forward to another three days of open studio ahead…
- Dates: 12, 13, 14 September, 2025
- Times: 11.00 – 17.00
- Address: 1 Fford-Y-Llan, Cilcain, Mold, CH7 5NH
- What3words: agrees.disposing.tend
- Art Trail website: clwydiancreatives.co.uk/art-trail
Posted in Events
Tagged Abstract Sculpture, Art, Cilcain, Flintshire, nick eames, North Wales, Sculpture, studio, Wales
Art Trail 2025
I’m opening the studio and garden to the public as part of the Clwydian Creatives Art Trail, 2025:
- Dates: 5, 6, 7 and 12, 13, 14 September, 2025
- Times: 11.00 – 17.00
- Address: 1 Fford-Y-Llan, Cilcain, Mold, CH7 5NH
- What3words: agrees.disposing.tend
- Art Trail website: clwydiancreatives.co.uk/art-trail
Posted in Events
Tagged Cilcain, Flintshire, North Wales, North Wales Art, sculptor, Sculpture, Sculpture Studio, Wales
Update: Trilogy
Trilogy has settled well into its private protected woodland environment.
HAC fibrous cast cement is a remarkable material, strong, hard as ceramic, impervious to frost, cast in situ with minimal disturbance to the environment, and lichens are happy to grow on it!
Very happy with how it is weathering.
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Trilogy, Working Process
Tagged Abstract Sculpture, Sculpture, Trilogy, Wood, Woods
New Piece: ‘Serpent’
“Conjured up over the New Year and inspired by some natural shell forms that arrested my attention, later identified as the Aztec deity Quatzalcoatle or, to the ancient Mayan, Kukulkan.
Just in time for the Chinese New Year:
2025, the Year of the Snake. 🐍
All the best for this quarter century!”
– Nick Eames, Sculptor
‘Serpent’ photographed from the side, in silhouette against a white-lit backdrop. 
‘Serpent’ photographed from the front, in silhouette against a white-lit backdrop. 
‘Serpent’ photographed from the front, illuminated against a black backdrop. 
‘Serpent’ photographed from the side, illuminated against a black backdrop.
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Tagged Abstract, Cilcain, Fine Art, nick eames, North Wales, Sculpture
‘The Sisters’ – Poem
Poetry © Tim Johnson
‘The Sisters’
27/02/2022, written by Tim Johnson
Back to back
In the face of attack
We take the blows
The stones you throw
The insults to our face
Still standing strong
Speaking for those
Who conflict has misplaced
Side by side
We don’t stand alone
For the children who’ve died
Or still don’t have a home
Though we may bruise
And we may bleed
We choose
The hungry mouths to feed
We need no weapons
To serve as soldiers
Only words to reflect on
Both shoulder to shoulder
We may seem small
And the risks are grave
Through them all
We stand tall
There are children to save.
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, The Sisters
Tagged Abstract, dorothy buxton, eglantyne jebb, ellesmere, save the children, Sculpture, The Sisters
Tribute to a New Beginning: 2022
With the recent ‘Wolf Moon’ on the night of the 17th of January, these two mockups mark Nick’s tribute to this new beginning: ‘Reach’ holding the Wolf Moon in its palms, and ‘Howl,’ well, doing exactly what it says on the tin…
Stay tuned for more updates to come…
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Howl, Reach
Tagged Abstract Sculpture, Cilcain, Full Moon, Howl, nick eames, North Wales, public sculpture, Reach, Sculpture, Sculpture Concept, Sculpture Design, Wolf, Wolf Moon
Desert Bloom: Work in progress, 2022
This is the 1:3 maguette of the sculpture ‘Desert Bloom,’ which Nick wishes to build full scale in the landscape – currently in progress at the Barn Studio.
Derived from the forms in a conch shell, Nick is filling out the structure of the original small wire maguette shown here:
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Desert Bloom, Working Process
Tagged Abstract, barn, Cilcain, Desert Bloom, Fine Art, Flintshire, nick eames, North Wales, Sculpture, studio
Restoration of Spelter figures: Part 3, Final
The restoration of two mid 19th century Spelter figures: The Reaper (‘Left Handed Luke’) and The Sower (‘Nearly Headless Nick‘) is now complete, and the figures have been returned to their home in Kent, whole again.
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Reaper:’ Casting and fitting the arm using Nick’s own epoxy resin spelter match mix. 
‘The Sower:’ Hat, wire mesh and Nick’s own epoxy putty spelter match mix. 
‘The Sower:’ Hat, wire mesh and Nick’s own epoxy putty spelter match mix. 
‘The Sower:’ Hat, wire mesh and Nick’s own epoxy putty spelter match mix. 
‘The Sower:’ Hat, wire mesh and Nick’s own epoxy putty spelter match mix. 
‘The Sower:’ Hat, wire mesh and Nick’s own epoxy putty spelter match mix. 
Both figures waxed and the oak bases oiled: Restoration complete! 
Both figures waxed and the oak bases oiled: Restoration complete! 
Both figures waxed and the oak bases oiled: Restoration complete! 
Both figures waxed and the oak bases oiled: Restoration complete!
The two figures are now fully restored, complete, and ready to return home!
Posted in Figurative sculptures, Working Process
Tagged 19th century, Cilcain, epoxy, Figures, Kent, nick eames, North Wales, putty, Reaper, resin, Restoration, sculptor, Sculpture, Sower, Spelter
‘5 Senses Collective’ Final Exhibition Weekend
This coming weekend, on the 25th and 26th of September, the ‘5 Senses Collective’ will be exhibiting a selection of their work at Plas Newydd Tea Garden: The Tea Garden will be open from 11AM to 6PM both days, with a delicious selection of coffees, teas, cakes and treats! A huge thanks to everyone who attended our first exhibition weekend on the 4th and 5th of September, who helped to make the exhibition such a success. This exhibition is running in conjunction with, and as a part of, the Clwydian Creatives Art Trail 2021 (also on Facebook).
The ‘5 Senses Collective’ combines a variety of different media, curated together in one beautiful space – set against the stunning backdrop of Moel Famau and the Clwydians. The Collective features:
Photography from James Biggs Photography – https://www.jamesbiggsphotography.com/
Fine art from Florence Bigglestone – https://www.instagram.com/floss_art/
Abstract sculpture from Nick Eames, Sculptor – https://nickeamessculptor.com/
Abstract painting from Liz Eames Art – https://www.lizeamesart.com/
Contemporary poetry from Tim Johnson – Trash Poetry
Photos courtesy of Nick Eames and Mary Howley: Featuring Lucy Eames in the outdoor exhibition space, and Nick with ‘The Gull.’
We can be found at:
Plas Newydd, Cilcain, Mold CH7 5NZ
We hope to see you there! Bring an appetite. 
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Events, Working Process
Tagged Abstract Painting, Abstract Sculpture, Art, Cilcain, Clwydian Creatives Art Trail, exhibition, Fine Art, Florence Bigglestone, Gull, James Bigglestone, Liz Eames, Lucy Eames, Mary Howley, Mutimedia, nick eames, North Wales, North Wales Art, photography, Plas Newydd Tea Gardens, Poetry, Sculpture, Tim Johnson, Trash Poetry
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