Atelier Ellery, founded by Kym Ellery, is rooted in architectural form, material tension, and the dialogue between object and body. The practice works primarily with metals—materials that embody weight, memory, and permanence—shaped into sculptural pieces designed to invite both physical and visual interaction. These forms explore boundaries: between intimacy and distance, stillness and movement, structure and softness. Many of the works are intended to be touched, sat in, or moved. Kinetic elements bring a sense of calm and presence, with movements that echo the body’s rhythm, subtly shifting how one relates to space.