All of Adam Roud's work whether figurative, abstract or wildlife, has a common thread of balance and movement running through them.

"In my abstract work, the individual pieces live in their own right, but when considered as a group, the individuals become a collective and it is this, that really interests me…..My activity is the art: the drawing and sculpture are the evidence or residue of my thoughts....."
 

All work can be created in bronze, marble or Portland stone on a much larger scale to work within more spacious settings such as gardens and parkland.

Exhibitions

2010 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea
2009 Kent & Sussex Art Fair
2009 Hampshire Art Fair
 2009 Open Studio Exhibition, Hampshire
2009 Birtley House Art Exhibition, Surrey
2009 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea
2008 Courcoux & Courcoux
2008 The Bronze Gallery
2008 Lacewing Gallery
2008 Affordable Art Fair, Battersea
2008 Bullshot, Moundsmere
2008 LAPADA at the Royal Academy
2007 Alresford Gallery
2007 The Forge Studio & Gallery
2007 Hampshire Art Fair
2007 Hackwood Arts Festival
2007 Bullshot, Moundsmere
2007 Lacewing Gallery
2006 Hackwood Arts Festival
2006 Lacewing Gallery
2005 Art Legacy, Odiham
 
2000 onwards Set up own studio and workshop to concentrate on creating own sculpture.
Since 2005 has also been teaching life drawing and sculpture at College Farm Arts.

1998–2000 Worked at Morris Singer Foundry - continued to gain experience in the active making of sculpture.

1995-1998 Worked under Ken Whitburn former foundry manager at Morris Singer in London at the time of Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.

1991-1994 Studied at Liverpool John Moores University – BA Hons Degree in Fine Art specialising in sculpture.