Limecrete and recycled aggregate make up this 2m long sculpture of the outline of an oak leaf, made in 2012. it mounted on a plinth made from oak railway sleepers. currently exhibited at Caol Rhuadh Sculpture park.
A new range of bowls have been made and exhibited over the summer. Made from limecrete , they are suitable for outdoors and have a variety of bases of recycled wood. each one is unique and has an eroded, textured surface, which reminds you of volcanic rock or...
I am one of the artists who has been selected for the Fabric of the Land exhibition which opens soon at Aberdeen Universtiy Geology dept. It is part of a series of exhibitions exploring links between art and science.
As part of the Pittenweem Arts Festival I have some sculptures in the walled garden and front lawn of Kellie Castle. The exhibition of my work extends until 23rd September. There are some limecrete bowl forms on plinths, wooden bases and one on a tripod, as well as an...
Caol Ruadh, the Scottish Sculpture Park at Colintraive, PA22 3AR, near Dunoon on the west coast has just opened with a large selection of contemporary sculpture by artists living and working in Scotland. see www.scottishsculpturepark.com for details of all artists...
