A curation by Natalie Slater, Curator at Singulart - Working primarily in sand-cast bronze, Philip Hearsey creates sculptures that explore the relationship between solid form and the space it surrounds. Curved silhouettes, open volumes, and richly patinated surfaces encourage a slow, shifting experience, revealing new relationships as the viewer moves around each work. Rather than describing a fixed subject, Hearsey’s sculptures remain open to interpretation. Their abstract forms suggest natural rhythms, geological contours, and organic growth without becoming literal. This selection brings together works that demonstrate Hearsey’s sensitivity to balance, material, and proportion, highlighting a sculptural practice that is both quietly expressive and deeply attentive to the dialogue between mass and void.