Amanda Randall Design
Amanda Randall makes abstract stone sculptures inspired by plants and fungi. Carving by hand with traditional mallets and chisels, she works mainly with British Limestones.
Natural Inspiration
The sensual spirals and intersecting, curved planes of her work celebrate the fecundity and resilience of nature, while acknowledging its fragility. Organic surface textures reference seed cases, shells, insects and fossils.
Nature on the Line
In 2020 Amanda made a series of carvings in Cotswold limestones and Kenilworth sandstone for the project ‘Nature on the Line,’ which responded to environmental damage to ancient woodlands in Warwickshire.
Explore & Communicate
She makes powerful, beautiful objects and creates places which enrich people’s lives. Explore past public art projects or get in touch if you’d like to enquire about a commission.
Purbeck Stone Carving
Each summer Amanda attends a stone carving festival on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, where the landscape itself is like a sculpture. Purbeck Freestone has become one of her favourite materials to carve.
Amanda Randall Design
Amanda Randall makes abstract stone sculptures inspired by plants and fungi. Carving by hand with traditional mallets and chisels, she works mainly with British Limestones.
Natural Inspiration
The sensual spirals and intersecting, curved planes of her work celebrate the fecundity and resilience of nature, while acknowledging its fragility. Organic surface textures reference seed cases, shells, insects and fossils.
Explore & Communicate
She makes powerful, beautiful objects and creates places which enrich people’s lives. Explore past public art projects or get in touch if you’d like to enquire about a commission.
Nature on the Line
In 2020 Amanda made a series of carvings in Cotswold limestones and Kenilworth sandstone for the project ‘Nature on the Line,’ which responded to environmental damage to ancient woodlands in Warwickshire.
Purbeck Stone Carving
Each summer Amanda attends a stone carving festival on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, where the landscape itself is like a sculpture. Purbeck Freestone has become one of her favourite materials to carve.