Yew I

Yew I is carved from a single piece of yew, its warm, grained exterior retained around a smooth, pale hollow that curves through the form. Set on a plinth base, the sculpture can be viewed from multiple angles, each revealing a different relationship between the natural wood surface and the carved void within it, in keeping with Richard Fox’s wider sculptural practice.

No confirmed dimensions or exact date are currently available for this specific work; medium is identified from the piece’s own title and supplied photographs rather than a separate specification record.