Graeme has been sculpting for over 30 years, developing a distinctive style shaped by his extensive experience in prop-making and casting for private clients. Drawing inspiration from myth, folklore, and history, his work explores the boundary between reality and imagination. His sculptures are often figurative and ethereal, evoking a sense of presence as though they are apparitions emerging from another time. They feel most at home when placed outdoors, particularly among overgrown landscapes, woodland settings, or wild, untamed environments.

Graeme typically begins his pieces in clay or fibreglass, allowing for both precision and expressive movement. He strives to create dynamic sculptures that capture energy and emotion, giving each piece a sense of life and narrative. During the 1990s, he worked extensively on building models for theme parks, further refining his technical skills and creative versatility.

His work has been exhibited across the country and collected internationally, with sculptures sold in both America and Europe. Fascinated by mystery, darkness, and the supernatural, Graeme’s art often reflects an enduring interest in mythic figures, and the unseen world.