Jack Eagan is an English sculptor who studied fine art sculpture at Norwich College of Art. In his studio in the heart of the North Norfolk countryside, Jack Eagan creates a unique series of handcrafted bronze sculptures. Each piece is handcrafted using time-tested traditions and has been sculpted over the years.

Jack Eagan finds inspiration in the natural world, like a carved piece of driftwood, polished by the grinding movement of the sea and discolored by exposure to salt and sunlight. Jack Eagan wants every object he makes to reflect the balance between objects formed by nature and those formed by hand or machine. Every work remains unique and is carefully inscribed with a number, signature and these are catalogued accordingly.

Jack Eagan uses bronze because it is a material that transcends time and culture, can be interpreted and transformed into endless forms, and it is a material that has integrity and permanence. Jack Eagan’s bronze abstract sculptures have the presence to transform an environment, both internal and external–it provides a subjective experience and carries the potential to engage and enhance a vision.