Jason Mulligan is a contemporary sculptor specialising in stone and is based in Kent.
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His first trip to the marble quarries of Carrara in Italy was in 1996 and the impression he left with regarding stone carving has stayed with him ever since.
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Jason's direct approach to carving and his interest in the use of stone as a material has remained a necessary grounding in his search for form.

A whole series of subjects are at play within his work, including ‘recognition’, ‘looking’ and ‘speculation’, which are common in both archaeology and in art, whether new or ancient.
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His small hand held works recall some past primeval state, while the larger naturalistic works cause the viewer to examine their surroundings more closely and view them with new eyes.
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Jason's work is held in collections in USA, Canada, Norway, Europe and the UK. He exhibits in both group and solo exhibitions with a variety of larger public works on display throughout the UK and Eire.
Jason was elected a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in 2008.
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