James Gray (sculptor)

James Gray (born 1930, died 2023) was a British sculptor known primarily for his abstract and figurative works in bronze and stone. His sculptures often explored themes of human relationships, movement, and the natural world. Gray trained at the Royal College of Art in London, and his work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and public spaces throughout the United Kingdom and internationally. He was a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors. Key characteristics of his work include a distinctive handling of form, frequently incorporating textured surfaces and an emphasis on the play of light and shadow. While he also worked with other materials, bronze remained a favored medium for its versatility and durability. Gray's legacy lies in his contribution to modern British sculpture and his exploration of the human condition through abstract and figurative representation.