Jasmine Bradbury

British Sculptor and Artist, based in London

Jasmine Bradbury is a sculptor whose work explores the tension between interior and exterior states through material form. Working primarily with bronze, plaster, lead and iron, she uses casting, fragmentation and containment to explore what is held, resisted and revealed within the body.

Her practice is informed by an interest in conscious and unconscious experience, drawing in part on the ideas of Carl Jung. Rather than illustrating psychological theory directly, Bradbury approaches these ideas through material - using pressure, weight and resistance to explore the tension between control and release. Her sculptures suggest forces that remain partly unseen, creating a space between vulnerability and strength, exposure and concealment, control and surrender.

Since graduating with First-Class Honours in Fine Art from Norwich University of the Arts in 2015, Bradbury has worked in foundries across London, Norfolk and Suffolk, developing extensive expertise in bronze casting and mould-making. In 2024, Bradbury was the recipient of the Cockpit Studios Maker Profile, providing a year of subsidised studio space and the opportunity to develop her practice within the Cockpit Arts community, where she is now permanently based.

Mould-Making & Casting

Since 2021, she has run her own mould-making and casting business, collaborating with established sculptors while continuing to develop her own practice.

For information about casting services, please visit the Mould-Making and Casting.

For all enquiries, please email jasmineflbradbury@gmail.com