London Biennale

Andrew Baldwin

A stolen kizz

A stolen kizz by Andrew Baldwin, Bronze sculpture, 2024

Selected for the 2025 London Art Biennale, United Kingdom. Bronze sculpture, 2024. 147x44x44cm.

In ‘A Stolen Kizz’, Andrew Baldwin merges natural forms with the human figure to evoke themes of longing, memory, and sensuality. The upper torso is meticulously adorned with intricately cast leaves, blossoms, and organic motifs that suggests a body reclaimed by nature or transformed through an intimate moment. The Verdigris patina enhances the sculpture’s timeless quality, reinforcing the dialogue between permanence and fragility. The lower torso remains stark and minimal, contrasting the lush surface above and inviting the viewer to contemplate what has been taken, and what remains.

As an artist with a passion for both craftsmanship and engineering, Andrew Baldwin bridges the worlds of art and mechanics. His work ranges from life-sized sculptures to delicate, smaller pieces, all blending artistic vision with technical skill. Using methods like lost wax casting and steel fabrication, he masters both traditional and modern techniques.