Thomas Reeves is a sculptor and master bronze caster who works with traditional lost-wax bronze, cast glass, and native timbers like jarrah. His personal practice focuses on environmental conservation and figurative geometry, informed by his experience as a scenic artist and technician at the Adelaide Festival Centre. His Woodland series integrates anonymous human forms within networks of cast bronze branches to explore the relationship between humanity and the environment. As Reeves notes, "This work explores our combined hope for the present and our fears for tomorrow," prompting a dialogue on our role in a changing world.
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