After studying fine art at Nottingham Trent University, Conor moved straight into Harrlem Artspace as a studio holder in 2017. For the next four years he explored the sculptural form finding his passions lay in large scale, directly carved forms largely inspired by prehistoric carvings.
Forgoing modern power tools, he found he was at one with the boulders through the durational process of hand carving. Without preordained lines and sketches to follow, forms are often organically made. Fortunate enough to gain commissions, Conor is now based near Stanton-In-The-Peak close to the gritstone quarry of his childhood home.
