Margot Roulleau-Gallais

Margot Roulleau-Gallais is a sculptor working primarily in clay and bronze, known for her expressive treatment of the human form and classically rooted techniques.

Biography

Margot Roulleau-Gallais is a classically trained fine art sculptor whose work centres on the human figure. Working predominantly in clay, with final pieces often cast in bronze, her practice explores movement, posture and emotional presence through a careful balance of tradition and nuance.

Her artistic approach is grounded in academic principles, yet she remains attuned to contemporary forms and commissions. Whether creating intimate personal pieces or larger public works, her sculptures aim to capture the physical and psychological weight of her subjects with clarity and empathy.

Margot’s work has been displayed in both private and institutional settings, including the Garret Club, Westminster School, and the Emirates Stadium.

Portfolio Highlights

Testimonials

Margot’s work brings an extraordinary sense of stillness and strength to the spaces it inhabits. The attention she gives to form and balance is matched only by the emotional weight of each piece.

We commissioned Margot for a commemorative sculpture and were struck not only by the beauty of the final work, but by her collaborative approach and clarity of vision throughout the process.

There’s a timeless quality to Margot’s sculpture. It speaks quietly, but with real presence – rooted in classical skill and a deep understanding of the human figure.

— Anna P., Curator

— James R., Private Collector

— Elena V., Arts Programme Director