Earth Elevation
Unique sculpture 1 of 1
Bronze Resin with a blue patination
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Untitled
Beech
2019
WW1 soldier carved from a large section of ancient Dorset beech, it stands at 2.5 meters and is on a plinth resembling a poppy. Initially shown as part of a WW1 exhibit here in Dorset back in 2019.
In memory of all the men, women and children affected by the true horror of war, past present and future.
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Cernunnos is an ancient Celtic Deity and protector of the Forest. As a mediator of man and nature, now seemed more relevant than ever to create such a protector.
157cm H x 90cm W x 80cm D
Recycled vintage plates, mirror and 24 karat gold on glass fragments
Made entirely from hand cut fragments of chipped and broken British plates, the white shards are often the “waste” pieces once the patterned has been selected for its colour and design. Familiar names including Spode, Wedgewood and Burleigh ware see their patterns and makers marks combined to create contemporary sculptures from ancient ceramics.
For Cernunnos, with his wildlife and landscape under threat, the white remains, with hints of colour celebrating nature on his cheeks and on the reverse, depicting the flora and fauna of our world.
*Ideal in an interior setting, where he can greet anyone in an entrance hall or hotel lobby. He can also live outside, but should be covered in the winter months to protect from frost.
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Ass Kicking
Material: Stainless & Cor-Ten Steel
Dimensions: Very large, sizes can be provided (please ask)
A donkey set free, unburdened, and as if the voice given it by Dionysus allows it to communicate its deep knowledge and intellectual prowess to the world, it throws its back legs up in celebration.
The donkey is associated with determination, intelligence, and humility. It is often seen as a symbol of service and self-sacrifice, being used for carrying heavy loads and assisting humans for thousands of years. Often underestimated, the donkey is resilient and strong, symbolising the ability to endure hardship and keep moving forward.
The donkey is also associated with stubbornness, known to dig its heels in and refuse to move when it senses danger or feels mistreated.
This is a humorous, playful piece full of fun and echoes of childhood memory.
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This piece is part of a diptych, the second piece will be the second image below.
Part A represents the complexity of life and work – balancing the balls of a normal complex life and clinging on to them – it’s called
‘Reaching for Eudaimonia’ is 2000mm tall.
This piece alone is £3000
Part B of the diptych represents life when we can afford to let go of the balls and relax often on a life of hard work – it’s called
‘Eudaimonia’ 170cm tall.
This piece is £3000
The two pieces can be sold together for £6000
Martin Cash: “these pieces are multi-media works with skeletons made from stainless steel, mild steel, construction foam and laminates, and the very exciting coating material Polyurea… this is lighter in weight than stone, quite literally bomb proof, very environmentally friendly and with a life expectancy of generations in or outdoor. I am covering the polyurea with the very hard granite, quartz crystal to give added texture and colour.
Although I continue to carve stone I have become frustrated by the restrictions that stone can create, by its weight and fragility when used to create large and top heavy forms.
Polyurea has opened very exciting artistic avenues that I could not achieve in stone – plus they can be moved around gardens so much easier.
Like all my work they are one-off/unique. And I know of no one else in the UK using this material for sculpture… yet.”
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Dimensions: 52cm x 135cm / 53″ x 21″
Edition: 9
Base: Hamstone
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Dimensions: 160cmL x 88cmH Each
Edition: 9
Base: Yew
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Palomo
Indoor piece
Date of release: July 2023
Rainbow Alabaster on Soapstone
46cm x 14cm x 16cm
Deborah Harrison:
I use a technique called Direct Carving where I follow the form, grain, and colour of the stone. At the stone yard I could clearly see a horse’s head within this stone. It revealed itself easily as the chippings came away. I have called this horse Palomo after the tall dappled white horse ridden by Latin American liberator Simon Bolivar. It accompanied him on most of his campaigns of national liberation. It was a gift from an elderly peasant woman named Casilda because she had had a dream of giving him to a great general. She later presented the horse to Bolivar. Palomo was Bolivar’s faithful horse on many campaigns during the liberation struggle. After a long march, Palomo tragically died in the care of one of Bolivar’s officers. Palomo appears on the Venezuelan Coin and his horseshoes are in the museum of Mulalo. The name Palomo means, ‘Dove’. In war, horses mane’s were often plated to prevent them from being entangled in the soldiers sword.
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