Fired Clay

Fired Clay

Fired Clay

Fired Clay

Photograph courtesy of Carol Wyss

670 x 110 x 140cm

Fabricated Steel, Paint

670 x 110 x 140cm

Fabricated Steel, Paint

670 x 110 x 140cm

Fabricated Steel, Paint

670 x 110 x 140cm

Fabricated Steel, Paint

670 x 110 x 140cm

Fabricated Steel, Paint

210 x 195 x 65 cm plus base

210 x 195 x 65 cm plus base

210 x 195 x 65 cm plus base

part of a one day pop up show in the Gerrard St. underground car park for Chinese New Year in Soho

300cm Diameter

Statuario Marble with Veining

Statuario Marble with Veining

Part of an edition of nine discs in varying sizes each one representing a planet in the solar system.

Part of an edition of nine discs in varying sizes each one representing a planet in the solar system.

Fabricated steel

For Scaling upto a height of 3.5m.

Fabricated steel

For Scaling upto a height of 3.5m.

Fabricated steel with Fluorescent Paint on the Reverse

I carved the tall vertical sculpture during a three week symposium on Anguilla in the Caribbean. The stone is the local coral limestone. We were three sculptors (Alexandra Harley, Jon Barlow Hudson and I) all working with stone from the same quarry.

I carved the tall vertical sculpture during a three week symposium on Anguilla in the Caribbean. The stone is the local coral limestone. We were three sculptors (Alexandra Harley, Jon Barlow Hudson and I) all working with stone from the same quarry.

I carved the tall vertical sculpture during a three week symposium on Anguilla in the Caribbean. The stone is the local coral limestone. We were three sculptors (Alexandra Harley, Jon Barlow Hudson and I) all working with stone from the same quarry.

I carved the tall vertical sculpture during a three week symposium on Anguilla in the Caribbean. The stone is the local coral limestone. We were three sculptors (Alexandra Harley, Jon Barlow Hudson and I) all working with stone from the same quarry.

Cube carved from a block of white Portugallo Rosso. Hollowed out to let some light into the stone.

Cube carved from a block of white Portuguese Pink Marble. Hollowed out to let some light into the stone.

Cube carved from a block of white Portuguese Pink Marble. Hollowed out to let some light into the stone.

Cube carved from a block of white Portuguese Pink Marble. Hollowed out to let some light into the stone.

Statuario Marble

Based on an imaginary solar system with just one little planet in the centre and a little moon on the edge.

Statuario Marble

Based on an imaginary solar system with just one little planet in the centre and a little moon on the edge.

Portuguese Pink Marble

One of those pieces that arrive in the brain from somewhere, that are a logical progression of other work. Looks great with light coming in from the side/top/underneath.

Fabricated steel

The steel rings are left raw and unpainted. The looped section has a glow of red behind it. The piece looks quite biblical to me, sort of 'Day Two' of the creation of the earth in the book of genesis. Strong stuff that steel.

Portuguese Pink Marble

A tossing and turning journey across a fluid medium.