Barton's Chair
4-metre hanging sculpture for Tonbridge School's science building
Layers of Bournemouth
A public art commission made of rammed earth on the south coast of England
Small Molecules
a series of sculptures in which molecules are represented in chemically accurate form with each atom represented by a human figure
Rammed Earth
An investigation into the problem of man-made substances by returning to an ancient building material
DNA - Hellix of Life
A 2-metre high sculpture of a single twist of DNA composed of 634 human figures
Carnegie Stages
a large installation that shows how the early human embryo develops
Embryogenesis
a series of works inspired by the concept of morphic fields and the Fibonacci series
Emergence of Chemistry
platononic solids, the theory of emergence and the birth of the universe came together in this early work from 2008 which laid the foundations of much of Marshall's later work
Enzymes
developed during a residency in Pietrasanta in 2010 these works are inspired by the biological process of enzymes
Ciromancy
a form of divination where warm wax is poured into water to predict the future
Carbon Chemistry
inspired by James Lovelock’s theory of Gaia and draws on the concept that all life is interconnected
Human Geography
investigating the different concentric worlds we inhabit and contrasting the natural and networked worlds
Early work
a selection of early works that were the roots of later series
Press & Media
Visualizing Virology: Briony Marshall to work with scientists at world renown Vanderbilt Vaccine Centre
Briony appointed Haileybury STEM-Artist in Residence
Layers of Bournemouth shorlisted for the Marsh Award
Absolutely Education: Tonbridge School is out of this world | NASA scientists visit
Appearance on BBC Look North: discussing Female Chemistry
Yorkshire Evening Post: Leeds Arts University opens display of shortlisted sculptures for Quarry Hill artwork championing women in the city
Barton Science Centre Brochure
Leeds Life – Four artists are competing to create a huge sculpture in Leeds
Bournemouth Echo: Rammed earth sculpture installed at Hengistbury Head
ITV news at 10 appearance: post-war public art report
Royal Society of Sculptors blog post about First@108
Marshall named one of the 175 faces of Chemistry by Royal Society of Chemistry
Briony’s Blog
On The Edge 2 – Exhibition in Oxford
Final week Plastic Mountain, new work Serotonin and a talk
Unveiling the Plastic Mountain – invitation
“On The Edge” exhibition invitation
Buy a wearable Briony Marshall sculpture (Plastic Mountain Brooch)
The making of Layers of Bournemouth
Invitation to Environmental Crisis Exhibition – Science and Art
Invitation to Feminist Public Sculpture Exhibition – 23rd May – Leeds
Finishing the clay sculpture of my Barton’s Chair Commission
New body of work made of Rammed Earth
Bijou at Candida Stevens
Please support my Plastic Mountain crowdfunder
Help me to work with local primary schools in South London to raise awareness of the plastic issue.
We will get the children of each school to create a rammed earth sculpture with embedded litter they have collected. The sculptures will then be left to erode over several months. The rain will wash the earth away, but the plastic will remain. A potent metaphor for the problem of plastic pollution.
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