The Face of Christ, 2025

57 Jermyn Street

10th April – 9th May 2025

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We are delighted to present a new exhibition of work by Nic Fiddian Green (British b.1963) titled ‘The Face of Christ’, opening on 10th April 2025 at 57 Jermyn Street.

Featuring twenty new artworks across bronze, paper, lead, copper and marble, this unique body of work gives viewers a meditative opportunity to engage with themes of faith, suffering and redemption in a contemporary environment. Religious imagery has long been a cornerstone of art history, thus contemporary interpretations demand both an original yet contextualised approach.

This exhibition has emerged from a period of personal contemplation, he states: “These works are a reflection of my journey of faith – I have come to find that His power to elevate us underpins everything I strive to do – The Face of Christ is an attempt for me to convey in my work all that He conveys in my heart. Christ gives me the key, but will I open the door?” Whether viewed as an expression of faith, an exploration of the human condition or a study of sculptural excellence, the sensitivity of this new collection of work offers a profound viewing experience.

Exhibition Catalogue

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Discover more by viewing our exhibition films

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    Moonlight Marble

    See Nic working with Carrara Marble in his studio whilst preparing for his 'Sculpted in Stone' exhibition.

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    The studio during lockdown

    A film by his son Moses, which explores his work during 2020.

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    Venice, 2019

    A film by Moses Fiddian Green about Nic's exhibition in Venice, 2019

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