Adam Mayhew

Adam creates sculptures that sit between engineered precision and organic form. Influenced by his work as a coach handyman, he incorporates reclaimed materials and mechanical components, reshaping them into pieces that feel both functional and expressive. Using a Dremel, he etches intricate patterns and textures into the surface, adding layers of detail that contrast with the strength of the material.

His work is driven by contrasts—structure and fluidity, durability and fragility—while the visible marks of making remain integral to each piece. Through this process, Adam transforms industrial elements into sculptures that suggest movement, emotion, and quiet depth.