Our sculptures are sited in parks, theatres, gardens, schools and museums,
and include a number of automata. We draw on renewable sources to power
the kinetic elements of our work using wind, water and solar energy.
Dandelion
2009, Kingsgate Workshop Trust, London NW6 & Heber School, East Dulwich, South London Wind sculpture made from recycled fizzy drinks bottles.
Music by kind permission of The Penguin Cafe Orchestra
Spiral
2009, Kingsgate Workshop Trust, London NW6 & Heber School, East Dulwich, South London Wind sculpture made from recycled fizzy drinkls bottles.
Sun Dance
2005 London Borough of Haringey Commissioned by Senior Architect, Helen Mayer.
Solar powered kinetic sculpture, Nightingale School, Haringey.
Acorn Wheel
200, London Borough of Brent Wind sculpture for peace garden, Oakington Manor School, Wembley.
Seed Clock
2004 Client: London Borough of Brent
Sculpture made for the Wembley Regeneration Project to stand at the end
of The River Brent Park marking the cycle path. One of two sculptures.
Winds of Change
2004 Client: London Borough of Brent
Wind sculpture made for the Wembley Regeneration Project to stand at the
entrance to The River Brent Park – Harrow Road and North Circular intersection.
One of two sculptures.
Arrow Light Sculpture
proposal 2004 Client: Hastings Borough Council
Proposed sculpture for Alexandra Park referencing the historic Battle
of Hastings.
Again and Again
2000 Private collection
Sculpture commissioned for an Alice in Wonderland themed garden.
