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Howard Jones

Abstract Head raised above a white Portland base. The head is made from red Cornish Serpentine.
Cornish Serpentine on a Portland base. £300
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a view through the stone
Translucent Alabaster £195
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
Translucent Alabaster SOLD
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
Translucent Alabaster SOLD
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
Translucent Alabaster SOLD
A sculpture of a human head showing muscles and skull intertwined. It is carved in white Portland stone
Portland stone. Skull and Muscle intertwined. £350
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
Translucent Alabaster SOLD
Illuminated white Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
White Alabaster £195
Illuminated White Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
White Alabaster £195
A sculpture in white Alabaster, mounted on a black oak block. Slices are cut through the stone to create an abstract fan shaped object.
White Alabaster on Oak base. £800
Illuminated translucent Alabaster. Lit from the back it shows the internal fractures of the stone, creating a window through the stone
Translucent Alabaster £195
Female Torso in green Cornish Serpentine
Cornish Serpentine SOLD
Pencil drawing of a female resting on the ground with her legs in the air. One leg bent forwards
Pencil
Howard Jones earned a Fine Arts degree in 1988, specializing in sculpture and time-based media. After a successful career in film, he has returned to his passion for sculpture.
His fascination with the multifaceted nature of objects, which began with his interest in theatre design, continues to influence his work. In his head sculptures, Jones merges the intricacies of muscles and bone into a single, unified form. His other pieces contrast polished and raw stone, exploring the interplay between completion and imperfection.
Jones also creates illuminated alabaster works, highlighting the stone’s inner beauty while juxtaposing its smooth surfaces with rugged, unfinished edges.
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