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    Creativity is at the heart of everything we do.

    Our MD has a passion for Art & Design and this helps drive our design foresight, from University project work, through to full scale exhibition pieces at leading museums across the globe, we absolutely love working with you on the development process, taking your vision and delivering it in a scale or production method you may not have imagined.

    We work with a host of young up and coming artists to world renowned leaders in their field, always embracing the design process and delivering exceptional representations of the work.

    Claudia Fontes: The Horse Problem.

    A group of cnc sculptures consisting of a horse, a ponytailed girl touching the horse's muzzle and squatted boy; all cnc machined in 35KG/m3 polyurethane foam. The horse problem is one of our most recognisable 3D CNC projects.

    Displayed at the Argentinian Pavilion at the 57th Venice Art Biennale.

    ©Claudia Fontes: The Horse Problem (2017). Images courtesy of the Artist.

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    Polyurethane Sculpture

    Paul Gong: The Cow of Tomorrow, Today.

    Three hearts resembling the cardiovascular system of a cow of the future; machined out of 100KG/m3 Polyurethane foam, hard coated with a polyester primer and painted in red.

    ©Paul Gong: The Cow of Tomorrow, Today (2017) Images by Lydia Chang

    Matthew Darbyshire: Palac.

    Two human form Polystyrene sculptures cut using our Polystyrene Router on plinths produced for everything everywhere at Frieze Art Fair 2010; cnc machined out of polystyrene.

    ©Matthew Darbyshire Palac (2009). Images courtesy of the Artist.

    Polystyrene Sculpture
    Cnc Polystyrene

    Marguerite Humeau: Echoes.

    Large Polystyrene Sculpture interpretations of animals. Each animal generated a sound which accompanied the display of the incredible creatures. Produced to be displayed in TATE Britain; cnc machined out of HD Polystyrene and hard coated.

    ©Marguerite Humeau: Echoes. Images courtesy of Spassky Fischer

    Lauren Goldie: 223 (0xE0)

    Lauren provided us with a small foam maquette that was to be enlarged. We 3D Scanned the maquette and modified it in our CAD software. We then programmed our 5 axis foam CNC machine to cut the foam sculpture from our 3D Scan file. The piece was then coated in house using GRP (Fibreglass) and then painted white for a permanent finish.

    ©Lauren Goldie(2018) Image courtesy of the Artist

    5 Axis Cnc