Works

A fisherman friend helped me join these two derelict cove-boats together to make the WOODEN WHALER. Clinker boats and cove fishing are from a way of live that’s fast disappearing in Cornwall. THE NAVIGATORS is moored at HAYS GALLERIA. Aground in a pool in the Pool of LONDON, the Iron Fish dreams of pack ice, typhoons, uncertain islands, storms and tea-cups.

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Public sculptures have been usually commissioned for specific outdoor sites, urban and rural. Built in a variety of scales and materials: industrial scrap-metal, galvanised steel, timber, masonry, cast iron, bronze and mosaic, depending on budget and site.

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Ghost boxes, God-dollies, shrines and votive objects. The reconstructed relics of a people who could send pictures in the wind.

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Where man has not been to give them names objects on desert islands do not know what they are.

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There was once a clever tribe Whose knowledge tied the four corners of the world together.

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Combining sculptures (mostly made from objects found on site) and performance, in dramatic locations on wild Atlantic beaches, cliff-tops and derelict mine workings.

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The bright orange petals of the HIGHWAY PLANT are a familiar sight on highways and byways throughout the land.

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Obsolete industrial machinery and technology provide the raw materials and theme for these relics and reconstructions from the Late Iron Age.

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The ANCIENT FORESTER, built from tree parts, was commissioned by the Forestry Commission for the visitors car-park in GRIZEDALE FOREST.

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Tribal masks from the Tailight Society, relics from a late iron age site

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