Look ahead through the doorway of the Pace Gallery in Burlington Gardens and you see in front of you a group of bronze statues – twelve naked men and women – as if they had been frozen in time.   Enter the room and to your left you see a white classical marble statue “Ballerina and Boy”, again as if frozen in time.  Kevin Francis Gray is an Irish sculptor now working in London. His bronzes  “Twelve Chambers” have hints of Rodin but seek to be more realistic; the figures include for example a young man with a contemporary mohican hairstyle. The works I enjoy most are the four large portrait heads.  Lit from inside so that the light flickers through the gaps between the worked layers of bronze as you walk round; here you can feel the real personality and passion of the artist.