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E komo mai, I want to first thank you for visiting my website. My name is Michael Simpson and I am the owner and artist at Sylentstudios, LLC. I began casually using the name of Sylentstudios in the mid 1990's to promote all of my artwork and design.
Discover the world-renowned artist Michael Simpson and his exceptional bronze sculptures. With a profound fascination for animal behaviour, Simpson's masterful craftsmanship brings domestic animals, birds, and wildlife to life through tactile pieces. Drawing inspiration from his hometown of Stoke-on-Trent, known for it
Michael Simpson has been working on a series of large paintings relating to the same atheist theme since 1989. Called Bench paintings, they relate originally to his intense interest in the infamy of religious history and in particular to the renegade mediæval philosopher Giordano Bruno who, after enduring eight years of torture and interrogation by the Inquisition, was burnt at the stake ...
The non-stop shaping and reshaping of a bank of clouds or the colliding torrents of a river tumbling down a mountain are phenomena that move me to make art. I feel impelled to look into these forms, to understand and delight in their infinite variety and dynamic patterns of form, color and line. Aided by my passion for digital video I can ...
Apr 14, 2023 · Michael Simpson: Drawing towards painting – selected works on paper 6 May – 17 September 2023 Michael Simpson (b. 1940) is one of Britain’s most well-known and respected contemporary painters, who has, for most of his career, lived and worked in Bradford-on-Avon, ten miles from the Holburne Museum.
Riverbank (1066) Richard Cooper. £385.00. Show more. Michael Simpson is a renowned sculptor. He works in close detail from his own sketches and photographs, sculpting in wax or clay before casting in bronze. The results are carefully observed and beautifully detailed animal sculptures.
Biography. Born in 1940 in Dorset (UK). Lives and works in Wiltshire. Education. 1958-60. Bournemouth College of Art. 1960-63. Royal College of Art, London. Selected Solo Exhibitions.
