Public Art

RNLI National Memorial - Unveiled on 3rd of Sept 09 by HRH Duke of Kent.

The sculpture 316 stainless steel – boat 4.5m long, figures 2.7m long.

Situated in the grounds of the RNLI headquarters in Poole. Celebrating the sacrifice of thousands of people: Those lost, those saved and the crews that go to rescue.

 

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Dic Evans Memorial Sculpture - bronze 2003-2004

A Life and a Quarter

Portrait in action of celebrated Welsh life boat coxswain Dic Evans

 

 

 

 

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Mariners - bronze & stainless steel 1998-2000

A publicly funded piece, initiated for the millennium.

There are two mariners pulling on stainless steel sails. An old jack Tar figure representing the past life of the river and a young woman in a wetsuit representing the future of the river. The mast is the turning point of the millennium.

 

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I enjoy working on a large scale and this lends itself to Public Art.

Public Art commissions involves many things:

• the commissioning body
• the site
• the community
• the image itself

These influences often imbue the finished piece a life and presence far more dynamic than initially expected.

These are the most exciting of all projects.