Sculptures

Arcadia, to me, is like a small piece of paradise - two figures (or perhaps there is just one?) entwined within a magic circle.

And out of the formless mists of space, a spinning ball of light emerged.

First is where the idea for Wood & Steel began.

Sanctuary has, to me, some of the spirit of the medieval abbey - fluted columns and stained glass reaching for the heavens, offering peace and serenity.

Metropolis is an all stainless steel piece of outdoor sculpture created as a focal point for the front of a private home, where it is presently situated

Sunburst is a sculpture built specifically for the huge outdoor space at Canwood Gallery - principally so it did not get lost there!

Like Sunburst, Verticals was created for the outdoor space at Canwood Gallery. Of the two, it works, I think, slightly less well.

A desktop sculpture created with a fragment of washed up wood found on beach in Egypt. The piece of wood is a gem.

When first created, this sculpture was said to have "not enough edge", so I re-worked it to remedy this 'defect' and Ouch! is the result.

Tree of Knowledge seeks to integrate a third element into my traditional "mix" - hand blown glass produced by Allister Malcolm of the White Cone Museum of Glass in Wordsley