Caspar was born in London in 1969 and graduated in fine art in 1991.

He is well know for his traditional sculpture and restoration and has worked around the world on many historical sculpture and architectural projects in stone, timber and ornamental plaster for which he has received many awards.  In the UK, this work has included Edinburgh Castle, Windsor Castle, Uppark House and numerous other projects for the National Trust, English Heritage and private residences.  His timber work includes the carving of a large figurehead for an old yacht and a number of exquisite rocking horses.

He has produced many portrait sculptures including a recent portrait of Arsen Wenger for Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium.

Caspar is equally renowned for his contemporary sculpture and he has exhibited consistently since 1991.  His work is in private collections around the world.

Caspar’s latest work combines his experience of traditional materials and his understanding of space and form with a contemporary spirit.  While his work is pure and precise in form it is often inspired by such ‘happy accidents’ as a piece of clay squeezed between the fingers or a discarded timber or metal shaving. His most recent pieces have been inspired by the rather mathematical yet unpredictable patterns created by coupled pendulums.

From his workshop in Bath Caspar has undertaken many commissions for larger scale sculptures including a number of modern fountains.