Meet the 2023 graduates of MA Sculpture at the Royal College of Art

Static, kinetic, mimetic, floppy, brutal, large, discrete, small, sharp, soft, illuminated or illuminating, with sound, without sound, plugs and or networked - 21st century sculpture is brought to you from the Royal College of Art.

The study of sculpture is ever-expanding and includes object-making, public art and social practices, site and space, performance, sound, film and video. Rather than only considering the specific manifestations of sculpture, we prefer to think of it as a methodology from which to progress the production of art. The Sculpture programme at the RCA supports a diverse, experimental and expansive approach to the development of artistic practice.

In this video, we meet students from the graduating cohort of the MA Sculpture, as they share their final works. Hear them discuss their varied practices.

Students in order of appearance. Discover their work on Instagram.
Caroline Ashley - @carolineashleystudio
Alex Young - @youngmetal_alchemist
Marisa Polin - @marisapolinart
Sara Osman - @sara.kew
Akanksha Bonsra - @akankshabonsra
Annabel Tennyson Davies - @annabel_tennyson_davies
Adriana Wynne - @adrianawynne
Paula Cordoba - @paulacordoba_
Ebba Grahn - @ebba__grahn
Penghang Liu - @liu.penghang
Sean Synnuck - @seansynnuck

Learn more about their final projects on the RCA2023 digital platform: 2023.rca.ac.uk/programmes/sculpture-ma/

Find out more about studying MA Sculpture at the RCA: rca.ac.uk/study/programme-finder/sculpture-ma/