Kent Sculpture Studio
Kent Sculpture Studio
Tim Kent
Figurative sculpture grounded in structure, weight, and history.Sculptural work exploring realism, gesture, presence, and the emotional language of the human figure.
Selected Works
SKY, (2024) – Life sized portrait bust. Oil-based clay, bronze resin cold cast. (31 cm x 21 cm x 16 cm)
ENN ZHENN FAAM (2025) – Figure of a young Métis woman incorporating traditional sash and capote. Soapstone. (10 cm x 16 cm x 6 cm)
EMBER (2025) – Life sized portrait bust. Oil-based clay, bronze resin cold cast. (32 cm x 22 cm x 17 cm)
EMERGENCE (2026) Life sized partial bust. Fieldstone & concrete. (27 cm x 15 cm x 10 cm)
AEN MISHKAMAKAYT (in progress) – One-eighth scale maquette. Polymer clay. (24 cm x 15 cm x 13 cm)
CINDER & SALT (2026) A phoenix and kelpie meet in a sweeping bas-relief, embodying the tension and harmony between fire, water, rebirth, and untamed spirit. Plaster (155 cm x 75 cm x15 cm)
About
Tim is a Métis sculptor based in Regina, Saskatchewan, creating figurative work centered on form, presence, and lived history. His practice combines classical sculptural influence with a contemporary interest in realism, tension, and narrative weight.Through studies, maquettes, portraits, reliefs, and larger sculptural development, he explores how posture, anatomy, clothing, and surface can carry memory and meaning.His process begins with structure: proportion, gesture, armature, and the underlying architecture of the figure. From there, I refine form through repeated observation, revision, and surface development.He is especially interested in how meaning is carried through small decisions, the turn of the head, the tension in a hand, the weight of a step, the fall of cloth, and the pressure of material.He is currently developing new work for exhibition and public art opportunities.
