Alex and Emma Devereux are a British artist duo who create large-scale sculptures that connect people, places and history. Their work blends traditional craftsmanship with modern materials and technologies, often drawing on the bold, industrial aesthetic of 19th-century engineering. Whether placed in rural landscapes or urban spaces, their pieces are designed to spark curiosity, invite interaction and create lasting landmarks.

From hand-finished surfaces that mimic the patina of aged copper and steel, to solar-powered lighting that transforms familiar forms into luminous focal points, their work explores how art can enrich its surroundings and bring communities together.

Alex and Emma’s practice also extends to limited-edition prints and small-scale works, reflecting the same attention to craft and playful approach to material and meaning.

Winners of the National Sculpture Prize and a Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medal, the duo’s portfolio includes the iconic Electric Gas Lamp in La Ràpita, Catalonia — a solar-powered landmark that stands as both a tribute to historic street lighting and a symbol of connection across generations.