Richard Hudson (sculptor)

Richard Hudson (born 1954) is a British sculptor known for his polished, stainless steel sculptures that often play with perception and distort reflections. His work is characterized by its smooth, curvilinear forms and a mirror-like finish that interacts with the surrounding environment. Hudson's sculptures are often described as playful, whimsical, and engaging, inviting viewers to interact with them and observe the shifting perspectives they create.

Hudson studied at the Royal Academy Schools in London. His sculptures can be found in public and private collections around the world, including major sculpture parks and galleries. He frequently works on a large scale, creating site-specific installations that become integrated into the landscape. The reflective nature of his materials allows his pieces to seamlessly blend with and highlight the natural environment, creating a dialogue between the art and its setting. Hudson is considered a significant figure in contemporary sculpture, pushing the boundaries of form and material. He lives and works in the English countryside.