Adriana Wynne (b. 1997) is a French-American multidisciplinary artist based in London, working across sculpture, object-making, and painting. She earned her MA in Sculpture from the Royal College of Art and holds a BFA from Parsons School of Design. Her work has been exhibited in London and New York, including with Lux Feminae, The Bomb Factory, Black & White Gallery, Shipton Street Gallery, OCD Gallery, and Iconic Images Gallery. In 2026, her work was included in The Wall Street Journal coverage of Frieze New York
Statement
Working across sculpture, object-making, and painting, I explore the relationship between the body, material, and space through forms that exist between the organic and the unfamiliar. Using materials such as bronze, glass, steel, and resin, my work inhabits an uncanny territory where anatomy, landscape, and speculative organism begin to merge.
Gesture, texture, and material tension guide the formation of each piece, resulting in sculptures that feel simultaneously intimate and estranged. Through casting, layering, and experimentation, I translate bodily sensations, emotional states, and internal experiences into physical form.
While certain works adopt the language of furniture or lighting, functionality operates as an extension of sculpture rather than design. I am interested in creating objects that are lived alongside; forms that alter atmosphere, hold presence, and exist in close proximity to the body.
