About

Maxine Farmer is sculptor whose speciality is capturing energy and emotion as permanent 3D memories, removing extraneous detail to reveal the essential information. Those ephemeral moments: a shrug of a shoulder, a twist of a neck, poised for flight…all these tell us more about each other than words ever can. Maxine delights in creating art that produces a connection or reaction, whether joy, calm, evoking a precious memory, love, inspiration, wonder, contemplation, and so on. 

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Maxine's works are held in collections in the UK, Europe, and the USA. During 2026, she will be exhibiting at the Sculpture Garden, Odney Club, Cookham (May), Oakengrove Vineyard, Henley (May), and throughout the season at the Wye Valley Sculpture Garden. Selections of her work are also available via Saatchi Art and Cotswold Sculpture Park. She will be expanded her portfolio during the year, as well as completing private commissions. 

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In previous years she has exhibited via the National Trust, Odney Club, Cotswold Sculpture Park, Hayden Gallery, Windsor Art Fair, Henley Arts Trail, and other outlets. Shortlisted for the International Emerging Artists Awards for three consecutive years, she was also selected by the Royal Society of British Artists for their prestigious annual exhibition in The Mall, London.

 

Maxine has studied at St Martin’s, the V&A, and Tate Britain in London. She has also had one-to-one tuition from/ collaborated with Beatrice Hoffman, the celebrated Oxfordshire-based sculptor. Until recently focused on private commissions, she now seeks awareness of her work among a wider audience. ​

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 A British citizen who divides her time between the UK and France, Maxine is a member of the Oxford Sculptors Group, Surrey Sculpture Society, Cotswold Sculpture Group, and the Visual Artists Association. 

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