Rob Moore | Kinetic Sculptor Bio & CV

Biography

Rob Moore is a contemporary British artist specialising in the design and creation of hand-engineered, wind-powered kinetic sculptures. Based in the UK, his work bridges the gap between precision engineering and organic movement, transforming natural airflow into elegant, hypnotic visual art.
Each sculpture is meticulously handcrafted from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring exceptional durability in outdoor environments. Designed to serve as a striking focal point for modern garden designs, landscaped architectural spaces, and private outdoor art collections, his sculptures respond to the slightest breeze, creating a constantly shifting interplay of light, shadow, and motion.
Notably, his bespoke kinetic art installations have been featured in premier horticultural settings, including creating a piece for the prestigious National Autistic Society Garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.


Curriculum Vitae

Selected Exhibitions & Public Installations

  • 2025 Rodić Davidson Architects, Sculpture Unveiling, London, UK.

  • 2024 Rodić Davidson Architects, Solo exhibition, London, UK.

  • 2024 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, Featured Sculptor, The National Autistic Society Garden, London, UK.

  • 2015 ERS Congress (commissioned for event), The RAI, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

  • 2015 Eureka! The Art Pavilion, London, UK.

  • 2012 Kinetica Artfair, Ambika P3, University of Westminster, London, UK.

Private and Public Commissions

  • 2023 'The Oldest House in London', Private commission, London, UK.

  • 2021 Shangri La Hotel, Commission, Singapore.

  • 2016 West End Studios, Commission, Eastbourne, UK.

Collections

  • 2022 MAD Museum, Purchase, Fowey, Cornwall, UK

  • 2014 MAD Museum, Purchase, Stratford-upon-Avon, UK

  • 2012 MAD Museum, Purchase, Stratford-upon-Avon, UK

  • 2010 MAD Museum, Purchase, Stratford-upon-Avon, UK 

Education

  • BA (Hons) Illustration Humberside University, Kingston upon Hull, UK, 1997.

  • Art and design Foundation NIA, Norwich, UK, 1994.