Welcome to Kraftinwood in Marlow

Kraftinwood, nestled in the scenic town of Marlow, located in the South East of England, stands as a beacon of contemporary and traditional art fusion. Established in 2024, the gallery has swiftly become known for its intricate wooden sculptures and mixed media artworks, largely drawing inspiration from nature and the surrounding landscapes. The gallery is dedicated to showcasing both emerging and established artists who share a passion for craftsmanship and sustainable practices. The founders of Kraftinwood, renowned sculptor John Smith and eco-artist Clara Jones, aimed to create a space where art and environmental consciousness coexist. The gallery’s mission is to promote sustainable art practices while providing a platform for local talent and artists from around the world. Kraftinwood is recognized for its unique blend of organic forms and structured designs, often reflecting the diversity of the natural world. Their exhibitions not only highlight individual artistic expression but also emphasize the importance of environmental awareness in the art community. With a target audience that ranges from art collectors to students of art and design, Kraftinwood fosters an inclusive environment for anyone curious about contemporary art practices. Visitors can expect to participate in workshops, artist talks, and community events that promote dialogue around art and sustainability, inviting everyone to engage with the creative process. A few notable artists represented by Kraftinwood include established names like Alex Bishop and emerging talents such as Emily Tran. The gallery is also known for hosting annual art fairs that celebrate craftsmanship in wood art, drawing participation from a wide array of creative individuals. In its short history, Kraftinwood has hosted numerous exhibitions, highlighting the importance of collaboration within the art community and seeking to inspire environmentally-friendly art initiatives.