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Delivery Advice for Purchasers: All costs of delivery and installation will be the responsibility of the purchasers. Sculptor delivery with conditions dependent upon destination.
Installation Advice for Purchasers: Place and enjoy
Advice for Purchasers: All costs of delivery and installation will be the responsibility of the purchasers. Sculptor delivery with conditions dependent upon destination.
Installation Advice for Purchasers: Installation specialist required. You will be put in contact with the artist to discuss installation requirements.
Delivery Advice for Purchasers: Pack and Send.
All costs of delivery and installation will be the responsibility of the purchasers.
Installation Advice for Purchasers: Place and enjoy
Let’s Dance borrows shapes from succulents, natures living sculptures. The forms stand proud and ready for some fun.
The pieces are hand built from clay with impressed natural textures.
The odyssey of the figure in the boat is a metaphor relating to life’s journey, a voyage through time. An enigmatic situation which takes on symbolic values and multiple layers of meaning.
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The shadow of the figure should be tightly bound to it. But this shadow has set itself free. The idea stems from an Ancient Egyptian funerary belief that the deceased’s shadow could leave the tomb.
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The figure appears on a threshold, undecided wether he should continue, whilst the shadow leads on a pathway that apparently has no obstacles through a doorway to another place and time.
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Think of the world you carry within you.
― Rainer Rilke
My work responds to the themes of environmental change. The mystery of nature and the eternal truth of nature become entwined in my work.
My oldest dog sits in this position all the time, I like the lines in the pose. I have wanted to make this work for a while now.
Horn Bill is interesting to me because it’s not a bird we see alot of, I had a lot of fun researching different photos and angles to really do justice to the likeness to this species.
The heart of M-twentythree is inspired by the aesthetic potential of the circular form and what can be achieved through the dissection and reconfiguration of radial arcs.