Glen Ravo

My practice explores the meeting point between reality and dream, where ordinary forms are transformed into symbols of tension, fragility, resilience, and change. Working across surreal digital painting, concept-led imagery, and sculptural found-object forms, I am drawn to images that feel both grounded and impossible, familiar yet unsettled.

Nature, the body, and the elements often serve as starting points in my work, but they are rarely presented literally. Instead, I use them to build visual metaphors for inner states — floating rocks, suspended figures, weather, birds, shells, and other charged forms become vessels for ideas about movement, transformation, and the unstable balance between strength and vulnerability. I am interested in the quiet power of contrast: weight and lightness, stillness and motion, elegance and rawness, order and disruption.

My sculptural work extends this same language into physical form, often through recycled and found materials that carry traces of memory, labour, and change. In both the digital and tactile works, I want the viewer to sense that something beneath the surface is shifting — that the image is not fixed, but alive with possibility.

Ultimately, I am making work that asks questions rat...

Educated in the UK and Australia ba Fine Arts masters Digital Media & AMP; Digital Photography

Exhibited in UK Australia, USA, Ireland, Hungary, Spain,