Sculpture for an outdoor environment.

Developed as a logical extension to the hand-silvered mirrors I have been making for a number of years.......

Sculptural Mirrors: 190cm x 65cm x 65cm.
In 2004 I created these mirrors, backed with annealed copper sheet, held in steel frames with stainless steel wire rope stays. They were exhibited at the Puthall Park Sculpture Show, and are now installed in a client's Cotswold riverside garden.

                 
                  

                                                 


"Grove of  Mirrors" was created for FreshAir 2005 at Quenington, and consists of 15 painted wooden posts, some of which are paired and hold double-sided mirrors.

                                      

                                           

"Divided World" fence: shown at Puthall Park Sculpture Show 2006. Abstracted fence painting on irregular wooden planks with mirrored "gaps", inspired by the rough stock fences we see each year when trekking in the Indian Himalaya.

                          
 
"Chai Stall" is a domestic version of the stalls one sees by every Indian roadside, and up the most remote Himalayan passes...selling paan, cigarettes by the one, and of course chai masala.

                         

"Lahoul Himalayan Fence" with mirrors, is based on the stock fences seen in the remote valley of the Miyar Nullah, high up in the Indian Himalayas. Designed as a garden feature or screen, a similar fence can be configured to the client's specification. This example is approximately 3 metres long, and 1.2 metres high.

                        


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