Marcus Vergette (born 1961) is a sculptor and musician.  His work has been exhibited across the UK and Europe including at Peggy Guggenheim Collection Venice, Whitechapel Gallery, Bristol Museum, Peninsula Arts, and Fitzwilliam Museum Cambridge. He has made public sculpture in Hungary, Armenia, Czech Republic, U.S.A., The Green Line (no man’s land) Nicosia Cyprus, and at sites across the U.K. including Leicester Botanical Gardens and City Quay in St Katharine's Dock. His work is in public collections including, Tate Modern, Trinity

Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and The David Attenborough Building at the of University of Cambridge. Over the last twelve years Vergette has been creating a constellation of site-specific bell installations in coastal locations around the UK, designed to toll on the high tide - the Tide and Time Project – to alert local communities to rising sea levels. He lives and works in Devon where he and his wife have been farming and practising nature conservation and ecological land management for over thirty years.