(Note: As reported on in Brighton Magazine. Originally reported on by Mike Cobley here).
In the upcoming year, Brighton artist Romany Mark Bruce, renowned for crafting Brighton & Hove’s iconic Aids memorial statue TAY, is set to introduce a collection of new creations. As the city gears up for World Aids Day on December 1st, TAY stands tall as one of Brighton’s most cherished landmarks.
Describing himself as ‘the sculptor who paints,’ Romany Mark Bruce’s journey has transitioned from his initial training as a lawyer specializing in brain injury to his current role as a professional artist. Despite the shift, his legal background continues to significantly influence his choice of themes and thought processes.
Romany Mark Bruce is a captivating individual, possessing a natural artistic talent. Anticipation is building for his upcoming book, titled “Sculpting Colour,” along with a series of exhibitions and events.
His fascination with the intricacies of the brain, the human body, and the mechanics of muscles profoundly shapes Bruce’s figurative abstract impressionist works, both in the realms of traditional art and sculpture.
The latest creations from Romany showcase his meticulous exploration of abstract expressionism and the potent influence of color in art.
With a unique style and a talent that has garnered attention from art critics globally, Romany continues to evolve his artistic impact through ongoing projects. His art has even been selected to feature prominently in the Paris Metropolitan Exhibition.
Looking ahead to early 2024, Romany Mark Bruce is poised to unveil more captivating releases, including a painting slated for auction to benefit the Francesco Foundation and the publication of his eagerly anticipated art book, “Sculpting Colour.”