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Wrotan II
h130 x w110
x d110 cm
Medium -
Copper
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During redevelopment areas reminiscent of
archaeological digs expose places previously buried below the surface
or within the fabric of the architecture.
‘Wrotan II’ (Old English-
root) inspired by roots revealed during
demolition struggling to survive between layers of concrete. |
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Wrotan
h130 x w110
x d130 cm
Medium -
Copper, Stainless Steel
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| A response to the
detritus of tubes and pipes left exposed on a
redevelopment site. |
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Nature’s Breeze
h320 x w450
x d450 cm
Medium - Stainless steel
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‘Nature’s
Breeze’
(background) is one of three commissioned memorial
sculptures to celebrate the life of Richard Lancelyn Green and to be a
permanent presence in the grounds of the Lancelyn Green Estate. The
concept was inspired by the force of nature’s breeze gently bending the
fronds of the palm, cordyline and yucca plants, persuading them to
change direction, dancing to the rhythm of the air’s warm current,
nature’s breath.
Vision
h270 x w150
x d450 cm
Medium - stainless steel, glass
‘Vision’ (foreground)
reflecting his great passion for Sherlock Holmes,
was influenced by a magnifying glass, customarily a specific circle
whose handle, normally rigid, functional and symmetrical has adopted a
new, free, fluid form, once again reacting to nature’s gentle breeze. |
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State
of Ambiguity I
h190 x w60 x
d245 cm
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A
copper
screen embellished with repetitive organic forms
was developed from the investigation of gates, railings, window grills
and screens all used within our society as a means of defence, to
protect. These fortress type structures are camouflaged by
imagery
drawn from nature, many magnificent in construction and ornately
decorated.
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State
of Ambiguity III
h36 x w22 x
d48
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| A copper
triptych inspired by natural forms, focusing on
complex repetitive structures. |
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State
of Ambiguity VI
h30 x w20 x
d244 cm
Medium - wood, lead,
copper, industrial felt
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A hybrid sculpture
derived from cumulative parentage that combines
organic complexity with an idealised engineered functionality.
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