David Nash, one of Great Britain's most prominent sculptors, was the first European artist to work at Tandem Press. His prints relate to his sculptures very much depicting the work in a two-dimensional way. In one of the prints, From Table to Shrine we see a history of his sculpture and how his work developed over the years.

According to Julian Andrews, "Nash works predominantly in wood. His early works used standard milled planks, but he moved on to making sculptures out of whole tree trunks and limbs -working more with the behavior of the unseasoned wood as it dries out, cracking and warping. More recently he has initiated long-term "growing" sculptures, coaxing groups of living trees to form 'spaces.' Throughout his career he has maintained a studio in the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog in North Wales, working with the seasons and the elements."

See biography for a full listing of collections and exhibitions