Samuel Zealey is a renowned sculptor based in the United Kingdom, celebrated for his innovative approach to contemporary sculpture that engages with both environmental concerns and the interplay between art and architecture. With over four decades of experience, Zealey specializes in creating impactful public art that embodies a deeper awareness of society's relationship with technology and nature. His signature work, the "Planes" series, beautifully blends the whimsical quality of folded paper designs with the substantiality of steel, provoking thought on balance and the properties of materials.

Zealey's sculptures often address pressing environmental issues, utilizing modern technological advancements as a means to provoke dialogue about global warming and its implications. His latest public commission, "Onyo," resembles the game "Jenga," symbolizing the fragility of our planet through a meticulous arrangement of natural and man-made materials. By engaging audiences with familiar forms, Zealey invites reflection on the serious themes of sustainability and mankind’s impact on the environment, making his artwork both an aesthetic delight and a powerful commentary on contemporary challenges.