Brendan Jamison name

INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

METAL SCULPTURES

 

2025

2811 Maple Ave, Dallas, Texas

 

Commission by Mayfield and Ragni Studio [MaRS]

on behalf of 2811 Maple

Installed May 2025

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Brendan Jamison (left) and Mark Revels (right)

in front of their installation in Dallas Texas:

Cubed (2025) welded steel,

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

  

Lower detail of Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Brendan Jamison (left) and Mark Revels (right)

in front of their installation in Dallas Texas:

Cubed (2025) welded steel,

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Cubed (2025) welded steel

By Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels

Installed in Dallas, Texas, USA

12 foot tall Father [379 x 34 x 32 cm]

10 foot tall Mother [305 x 31 x 36 cm]

8 foot tall Child [247 x 42 x 31 cm]

commissioned for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Exterior of 2811 Maple Ave, Dallas, Texas, USA

The steel scuptures are on the right side of

the lobby in photograph above, May 8, 2025

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

Brendan Jamison (left) and Mark Revels (right)

Exterior of 2811 Maple Ave, Dallas, Texas, USA

The steel scuptures are on the right corner of

the lobby in the photograph above, May 8, 2025

Photography © Jamison Sculpture Studio

 

 

 

 

COMMISSION FOR 2811 MAPLE AVE, DALLAS, TEXAS

Brendan Jamison's International Sculpture Studio received a commission to create 3 site-specific artworks for the lobby of 2811 Maple Ave, a new 30 storey skyscraper in downtown Dallas. This project is the brainchild of Mayfield and Ragni Studio (MaRS), a multi-award winning interior architecture and design company in Houston. Jamison and his sculpture Mark Revels received the invitation in January 2022 and the sculptures were built in Northern Ireland over 5 months during June-October 2024, with shipment to the USA in November 2024.

Jamison states: "These sculptures are inspired by 2 decades of creating elaborate sugar cube sculptures, based on the beauty and perfect proportions of the cube in architecture and interior design. In a new development for this series in Dallas, light is allowed to flood through the abstract steel figures in open cube segments. Therefore, as the viewer approaches the artworks from any angle, the figures allow a connection between the exterior and interior of 2811 Maple. The sculptures appear in dialogue with each other, as if an imaginary conversation is taking place between a mother, father and child. The family of 3 arise from a pool of shimmering turquoise fragments of glass, simulating the sense of calm and relaxation of a desert island paradise where everything appears in perfect harmony with nature."  

MaRS

MaRS is an interior architecture studio founded by principals Kelie Mayfield and Erick Ragni whose passion for collaboration and diverse expertise in design has been the catalyst for innovative and memorable spaces around the world. Based in Houston, Texas, with 60 years of experience in more than eleven countries worldwide, MaRS is dedicated to bringing beauty, function, innovation and design integrity to each project. The firm’s award-winning portfolio includes hotels, multifamily housing, corporate offices, retail and restaurant spaces, and single-family residences, and each design exemplifies a deep respect for the project’s environmental, economic and social context. In addition to its interior architecture and design services, the firm designs furniture, carpets, fabrics and wall coverings and curates artwork and accessories, delivering holistically conceived, fully realized environments. Each finished MaRS design tells a personalized visual story with a crisp modern aesthetic. The company website can be viewed at www.marsculture.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2021

 

The Victor, Dallas, Texas

 

Commission by Mayfield and Ragni Studio [MaRS]

on behalf of Hines, the global real estate company

 

 

 

  

The Victor, Dallas

Front entrace

Brendan Jamison and Mark Revels with STRETCH (2021)

Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

Commissioned by Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

on behalf of Hines, Dallas

Photography ©Jamison Sculpture Studio

Mark Revels with STRETCH (2021)

Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

Commissioned by Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS]

on behalf of Hines, Dallas

Photography ©Jamison Sculpture Studio

STRETCH (2021) Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

Photography © Eric Laignel, MaRS

 

      

Installation of first figure in the lobby of The Victor

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

 

 

 

Night exterior view from street level:

STRETCH (2021) Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

Night exterior view from street level:

STRETCH (2021) Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

Night exterior view from street level:

STRETCH (2021) Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

Night exterior view from street level:

STRETCH (2021) Installation of figures in the lobby of The Victor,

9 figures at heights of 8ft to 12ft. Steel and Resin.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

 

 

 

COMMISSION FOR THE VICTOR, DALLAS, TEXAS

Brendan Jamison's International Sculpture Studio received a commission to create 10 artworks for The Victor, a new Hines skyscraper at Victory Park, Dallas. This project is the brainchild of Mayfield and Ragni Studio (MaRS), an interior architecture and design company in Houston. Jamison was asked to make the world's largest golf tee artwork and 9 thin figures from steel and resin. The elongated figures are titled 'Stretch' and will remain on permanent display in The Victor's lobby. The sculptures were shipped from Northern Ireland to the USA, with local technicians installing the works in the summer of 2021.

The abstract figures evolved throughout the design process. The final concept saw the removal of the arms and feet to offer slender shapes to better interact with the verticality of the lobby. Each body appears to form out of an abstract lump at the base of the legs. Jamison's sculpture partner Mark Revels was chief sculptor for the tall figures, ranging in height from 365 cm (12 feet) to 244 cm (8 feet). The abstract bodies have an internal steel skeleton with metal rods that descend from the base into the concrete floor. This was deemed the best method to create stability for the slender sculptures. After welding the steel shapes of each figure, the body is created with many layers of resin. The 9 figures are finished with a bronze patina.

Jamison states: "It has been wonderful working on this project with Kelie Mayfield, Erick Ragni and Rachel Grady of MaRS. The Victor's interior architecture is like a beautiful museum, with the lobby sculptures offering a striking focal point that connects the exterior to the spacious interior. With high ceilings and an abundance of natural light flowing into the lobby, the space is infused with an uplifting ambience of positive energy. It feels like a sculpture garden with pedestrains animating the elongated figures as they walk past on the street. It has been a delight to work with such a professional team in Texas, proving once again why MaRS win so many awards as they deliver a unique interior design with artistic flair and bespoke magic."

 

 

 

SCULPTURE STUDIO IMAGES

 

           

Studio details of the 8ft tall figures

The works are created from steel and resin

244 x 30 x 24 cm.

Chief Sculptor: Mark Revels.

© Jamison Sculpture Studio, commissioned by

Mayfield & Ragni Studio [MaRS] on behalf of Hines

Photography © Revels and Jamison

 

 

       

 

 

 

2005

 

ARTOPOLY
 
In 2005, Jamison developed a series of works focusing on the game-play involved in navigating the art scene, both locally and globally. The five works from this project encourage the audience to engage directly with the exhibits and employ their own strategies to advance in the fantasy art world! 
 
Presented as a solo exhibition at the Old Museum Arts Centre (Belfast) 'ARTOPOLY', the central work in the exhibition, exchanges the London street names of Monopoly with Belfast art galleries and studio groups and places them within a hierarchy. 
 
This large-scale piece encourages audience participation, navigating bronze art instruments around the board, purchasing paintings and sculptures to inhabit the galleries, receiving a £200 award from the Arts Council every time 'GO' is passed, and avoiding drawing a chance card that could send the player directly to the Art College (the equivalent of jail!). Like an artist, the participant must adopt a plan to achieve success, while simultaneously embracing both the elements of control and chance.

Artopoly 1

ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Artopoly 2

 

 

 

Artopoly 3

ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 4

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 5

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 6

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 8

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and lightbulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 7

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and lightbulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 9

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 10

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

 

Artopoly 11

Detal of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 12

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 13

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 14

Detail of ARTOPOLY (2005) Brendan Jamison, painted wood, printed card, 2 giant dice, 6 bronze tokens [paint tube, chisel, roller, 8mm video tape, toppled slides and light bulb] 70 x 180 x 180 cms, Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

Artopoly 15

GUESS THE BIENNALE (2005) Brendan Jamison, wall installation with 14 components, painted wood, 180 x 200 x 4 cms. Installation at Old Museum Arts Centre, Belfast

 

 

 

 

SQUEEZED TELEPHONE BOX (2005) Brendan Jamison

Bronze, 15.5 x 6.5 x 5 cms

 

 

Phone Box Straight

 

STRAIGHT TELEPHONE BOX  (2005) Brendan Jamison,

Bronze, 15 x 5.5 x 5.5 cms

 

 

Squashed Phone Box

SQUASHED TELEPHONE BOX (2005) Brendan Jamison

Bronze, 14 x 5.5 x 5.5 cms

 

 

 

Three Phone Boxes

Left to right:

SQUASHED TELEPHONE BOX (2005) Brendan Jamison. Bronze, 14 x 5.5 x 5.5 cms

STRAIGHT TELEPHONE BOX  (2005) Brendan Jamison. Bronze, 15 x 5.5 x 5.5 cms

TWISTED TELEPHONE BOX (2005) Brendan Jamison. Bronze, 15 x 6 x 5.5 cms

 

 

 

2000

 

ASCENSION (2000) Brendan Jamison,

Polished bronze (unique - 1/1)

21 x 11 x 6 cms

Engraving on mahogany base reads:

ASCENSION

Brendan Jamison

2000

 

 

  Brendan Jamison name

     

All images © Brendan Jamison 2000-2025. Jamison Sculpture Studio, Belfast, Northern Ireland