As well as making his own sculpture from stone, bronze, steel and wood, Terry Ryall teaches art and sculpture to the visually impaired.  He is married to the sculptor Helen Sinclair, whom he met while studying at Wimbledon School of Art.

“I move freely from abstract to figurative/symbolic forms and shapes to realise ideas that originate from a wide variety of starting points.  References to historical dates, simple natural forms and household objects typify the range of my source material.  I view my working methods as processes of discovery seeking to give form to subject matter in collaboration with materials rather than seeking to impose pre-conceived ideas”.