About us

The Denman+Gould studio is a creative collaboration between artists Eleanor Goulding and Russell Denman. 

At Denman+Gould we bring a high level of craftsmanship to everything we do, working across multiple disciplines including public installations, film, furniture, sculpture, textiles and jewellery. 

Our studio has an emphasis on public art, and our expertise encompasses all aspects of making, from concept and design through to project management and installation. As a collaborative practice, we work with many creative industries across the UK. Eleanor is also the lead curator of FILM Dorset, a new county-wide film festival that celebrates local communities (currently paused). 

Contact

We’re always interested in new projects and collaborations, so please feel free to contact us. We’d love to hear from you.

Email: studio@denmangould.com

Public Art

We explore ideas of community and the connecting threads that knit people and places together, providing new perspectives on familiar surroundings, illuminating layers of meaning and stimulating feelings of recognition and belonging. 

Functionality is an important aspect to our public work, from Courtyard Constellation providing seating between students homes and a city to wildlife pods supporting the local eco-system by providing shelter for birds and wild creatures creating an enhanced community of living beings. 

Cedar shingle nesting samples weathering beautifully to a delicate silvery grey. New work on its way supporting wildlife in Bristol working with @ginkgoprojects. Stay tuned as we start fabricating very soon! 🌿
Happy memories of a happy collaboration. Huge congratulations to our lovely friend Ellen @sideline_ww on her absolutely beautiful new studio in Lewes. You can now visit and see Ellen’s beautiful collections that are always so timeless and u
Colour cast from the colours of historic geological survey charts. This was part of an outdoor courtyard piece made and installed into Southampton Crossings, new student accommodation in Southampton. We’re working with colour again and this
Thank you, wilds of Wales.