2021

A geometric stainless steel sculpture in which all the circles were cut from a single sheet and assembled in a rising form.  First exhibited in my solo exhibition at Salisbury Cathedral in 2019.

4 identical pyramidal forms compose the sculpture.  Silver-paInted, they reflect sun and shadow.Timeless geometry, the simple form of the sculpture conveys a sense of harmony and unity against its natural setting.  The pyramids of ancient Egypt were built to endure forever, symbolically reaching to the sky and eternal life.

Rose Rose provides the botanical element among my 4 sculptures on display.  The rich colour is created by natural light entering a fine oxide on the polished surface of the stainless steel.  Wing stands against the sky, perhaps conveying a longing for flight.  Snake has sprung up from the grass and Flutter has settled on it to display its colour.

Light, colour and reflection are present in the sculptures shown in the Cathedral and in the surrounding close.  Each one seeks to convey the idea of reaching beyond our present state.

2 sculptures : Inspired by nature, I search for an illusive form. There is a simple form I come back to again and again, the shape the wind makes on sand or the shape of a flame, a fish, a leaf. I claim it for my own but it exists everywhere.

These images are of my 3 sculptures at Beaulieu. They are all stainless steel and coloured stainless steel. 

Form and function.

Marks Hall, Coggeshall, Essex.

Newby Hall, Ripon, Yorkshire.

Chichester Cathedral,  Solo exhibition Thresholds.

Sculptures in the gardens of the Elizabethan mansion.

An exhibition of works by nine members of the Royal Society of Sculptors.

An exhibition of contemporary artwork curated by Diana Ali.

Burghley House Exhibition 2016

Organised by The Artists’ Pool, the exhibition included paintings, drawings and sculpture by 40 artists celebrating the life and work of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.

3 photographic works: In a former World War Two battlefield in France.

A sculpture exhibition created by professor Sir Robert Burgess and curated by Helaine Blumenthal and John Sidney Carter.

Newby Hall, Yorkshire.

Antingham Arts in Norfolk.

An exhibition of works by nine members of the Royal Society of Sculptors.

At Spitalfields, the medieval charnel house held the bones of many who had died from disease, violence, hunger, accident or natural causes, for whose remains there was no longer space in the cemetery, no marker or name. Death was faceless.

Curated by Almuth Tebbenhof. Stainless steel and gold-plated aluminium.

The Grove, Watford 2012 organised by Art Contract.

A solo exhibition in Napoleon Garden, Holland Park, London 2012, organised by the Royal Society of Sculptors.

A green coloured stainless steel sculpture and large scale. 

Artists from all over Europe and beyond gathered at a lakeside venue in Rokiskis, Lithuania in September/October 2012 to celebrate the Equinox with an exhibition of artworks made from found materials in situ.

An exhibition of light installations and projection artworks.

Stephenson's Works, Newcastle upon Tyne 2012, supported by Silverlink.

An exhibition at Rochelle School, Arnold Circus, E London.

Solo exhibition of sculpture and photographic works with sound, inspired by birds.

Leicester University Botanic Garden.

Displayed by the meandering Tai Lake, Wuxi, China.

SSA Contemporary exhibition at the Vision Building, Dundee.

Aberfoyle Forest A selected group show of 11 British contemporary artists, who were each invited to respond to the beautiful Aberfoyle forest with new work

Promenade exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. Organised in collaboration with the Royal British Society of Sculptors.

Suspended installation sculpture, International open air exhibition, Abiko, Japan. Kimonos are rarely worn except on ceremonial occasions and mostly by women. 

Nida, Lithuania.