Sculptural Work
Work shaped through carving, material, and place.
Raven & Berry
Mahogany, stained glass
Alaska
The work moves between sculpture and architecture, taking form through thresholds, reliefs, markers, and standalone pieces.
Each commission develops in response to place, material, and presence — allowing meaning to emerge through form rather than explanation.
Creemore Park
Ontario
Dancing Bear
West coast cedar
Ontario
Silent Vigil
Basswood
Ontario
Maplewood
painted pine with stained and water glass
Ontario
Some works enter architecture.
Others remain autonomous.
The form is determined by what the work asks to become.
Process
Each work develops through listening, drawing, carving, and refinement.
Material and form evolve together over time.
About
Jayce Fox is a Canadian sculptor and designer whose work moves between architecture, object, and place.
Rooted in carving traditions and guided by natural form, each piece is developed as a singular work shaped through material presence, symbolism, and context.
Inquiry
Projects are undertaken selectively and developed through conversation.
Inquiries are welcome.
