Paul Jesse, Award winning ferro-cement sculptor based in Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.

 
 
 
“There’s a directness - a flow of energy, from my hands to the sculpture that’s captured as an engaging story.”
— Paul Jesse
 
Paul Jesse ferro-cement sculptor, gippsland Victoria Australia. Environmental artist. Public Art.
 
 
 
 

Art helps us connect with ideas that can overwhelm us in other forms.  This is particularly true with regard to climate change.  We switch off from the news, feel disconnected from nature and question our ability to make a difference. 

My sculptures are a response to that gap, enabling these ideas to be explored with compassion and hope - fundamental elements to facing and shaping change.

 
 
CERES Gateway Sculpture by Paul Jesse and Gordan Mandich at CERES Environment Park East Brunswick. Ferro-cement and mosaics.

STORYTELLER

I create public art that tells stories, with environmental and social themes that provide a sense of place and connection within communities.

TECHNICAL INNOVATOR

I developed a confidence in mechanical and structural innovation as a teenager. I have a restless curiosity to invent, problem solve and create works on any scale.

Students of Paul Jesse learning ferro-cement sculpture techniques in a workshop in Gippsland Victoria

EDUCATOR

Sharing my knowledge and skills is so fulfilling - it’s about building community while helping people connect with their creativity and express their stories.

 
 
 

My Works

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Behind the scenes

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