Siobhan Ledden is a sculptor, jeweller, and Artist in Residence at the School of Jewellery, Birmingham City University.
Her most recent contemporary collection celebrates the softness of the female form through a body (pun intended) of cast metal objects. Soft breasts, full bellies, and curving buttocks become perfectly imperfect vessels for touching and holding, designed to carry liquids and morsels. These works invite eating and drinking as intimate, tactile acts, where sensuality and touch are central to the experience.
Join us for Art Will Eat Itself with Siobhan Ledden, part of an International Women’s Day celebration at GULP. Together with founder Kaye, Siobhan will cook a grazing supper for a shared table of curious guests, offering a rare opportunity to experience her work through food, conversation, and collective making.
Siobhan Ledden is a sculptor, jeweller, and Artist in Residence at the School of Jewellery, Birmingham City University.
Her most recent contemporary collection celebrates the softness of the female form through a body (pun intended) of cast metal objects. Soft breasts, full bellies, and curving buttocks become perfectly imperfect vessels for touching and holding, designed to carry liquids and morsels. These works invite eating and drinking as intimate, tactile acts, where sensuality and touch are central to the experience.
Join us for Art Will Eat Itself with Siobhan Ledden, part of an International Women’s Day celebration at GULP. Together with founder Kaye, Siobhan will cook a grazing supper for a shared table of curious guests, offering a rare opportunity to experience her work through food, conversation, and collective making.
