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SCULPTED METAL TAKES ON A PERSONA Inspired by organic shapes and natural forms Atkinson-art, infused and inspired From his workshop set within the on their surroundings through by the majesty of Bodmin Moor, ancient lands of Bodmin Moor reflection. one of the remotest parts of Charles Atkinson has refined and Southern England, often described combined traditional blacksmithing Perhaps the energy and spirit is as windswept and rugged, but to and metalworking methods, some already there and it’s a case of Charles Atkinson, “the moor is a that break convention. Using unlocking it, releasing it, realising its sea of land, a 360 degree horizon, a combination of metals and potential, letting it flow, begin to be untamed ancient lands, home to our techniques he creates extraordinary sculpted, changed, form an identity, Bronze Age forefathers and many Luxury Metal Art and exquisite a persona. since”. Jewellery. Luxury Metal Art and Jewellery 82 As a designer and craftsman working Energy and spirit, ingredients to life, from my traditional workshop - “a are put into otherwise inanimate sort of Heaven on Earth I combine pieces of metal - breathe life into blacksmithing and metalworking Steel - the pure Silver finish to the techniques, some of which push the Serpents opposite allows movement metals involved to their absolute and promotes their chameleon limit.” uncertainty by blending and taking The Art of Luxury Issue 32 2018 www.atkinson-art.co.uk