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Black clay tower.
Title: Tadpole tower: the process of becoming
Date: 2025.
Medium: Black stoneware clay
While making the tower I was thinking how from deep in childhood I was interested in skulls, fossils, artifacts, ancient traces in time of both human structures but also of nature. We cannot be anything but a part of this. And how this being in time gives us comfort in belonging, knowing we are part of an immensity, which in its vastness is beyond time, while showing us, with an earthen kindness that we are limited and tied to time, and always going to end.
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Medium Terracotta tower.
Title: “Beyond the last Threshold”
Date: 2024.
Medium: Stoneware garden terracotta
In making this tower, I travelled through rooms and corridors, up staircases and ladders, leading towards the garden at the top, a roof terrace where a bath offers a panoramic view stretching across time and space. A moment of peace the bath is an offering of renewal, cleansing and contemplation, while the vastness of the view from the bath allows us to see how we can see beyond our immediate surroundings and perceive something of the infinite.
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The largest Terracotta tower.
Title: “In search of shelter”
Date of completion: 2024.
Medium: Stoneware Garden terracotta
While making this tower I was thinking about shelter, how shelter is layered with a sense of continuity and belonging. Working upwards while creating a past, like an old patchwork quilt, full of stories mostly forgotten, but still valued as making up the whole, and offering warmth and shelter. We are patchworks formed of both our own lives but also all the stories that have gone before us, collectively unconscious but sensed deeply when we dare. I was travelling as I did in my childhood, always passing through yet gathering moss like an old stone.
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Giant Bulrush & Reeds Sculpture
Forged Steel & Galvanized
Height 350cm x 180/120cms dia approx.
Ian Gill:
I have drawn my inspiration from Alice In Wonderland. Just imagine what it must feel like to be a small creature on the edge of a pond with these giant monolithic bulrush & reeds towering into the sky!
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Reclaimed steel
120cm x 90cm x 52cm
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Group of 5 consists of 2 large and 3 small flowers
Large: 128cm H x 59cm W x 3cm D
Small: 99cm H x 43cm W x 3cm D
Aliminium Sheet and weatherproof paint
With Pop Art and Sgt Pepper as a reference, Trippy Blooms are a series of showy, stylised flower sculptures, produced in two sizes. Their colours are deliberately dreamy, the unreal hues chosen to please the viewer.
The work is a contemporary response to open spaces, gardens and flowers. Because of their scale, the Blooms make a positive gesture and enjoy the paradox of being real yet unreal. The inspiration came from walking in a now genteel park, whilst acknowledging that once that space had been a seedy ‘pleasure garden’, with many hallucinogens on offer.
The Blooms are designed to look good in groups of mixed or single colours, and in combination of big and small or the same size. They are made in three colour combinations: Rhubarb and Custard, Snowy White and Oranges and Lemons. The petal combinations are deep pink, white, or jaffa orange and all have pale yellow edges. The Blooms have green leaves, edged with darker green and dark green stems. The back of each Bloom is leaf green. The centre stamens are all deep blue.
The Blooms are made from aluminium, hand painted using weatherproof paint. They show the makers brush strokes and, while intended for indoors or outdoors, the paint will chip if roughly handled.
Trippy Blooms may also be purchased singly. Please enquire if you would like to commission another colour.
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“When I was making this piece I was going for regular early morning walks to watch the sun rise at the Seven Sisters cliffs near where I live. I find it such a euphoric feeling to welcome the day by watching the sun rising over the sea with the birds calling all around. I wanted to embody that feeling in this sculpture, the feeling of being grateful for the amazing wonder of life. A sculpture to say thank you for this day, for this life.” – Jeremy Moulsdale
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“I called this piece The Promise of Spring to reflect both the external and the internal spring. The nest of eggs is such a symbol of springtime, but it also symbolises the sense of optimism, faith and patience that is needed to nurture new life, creativity and growth. She has faith that better days are ahead and she knows with patience, new life, new ideas and new ways will emerge.While making this piece, I learnt about a poem by David Whyte called Coleman’s Bed. It is about an old Irish Saint, St Kevin, who was so dedicated in his payer that a Blackbird made a nest in his hands and Kevin was so prayerful and patient that he waited until the Blackbird chicks had fledged before he moved. I love that idea of a human treating nature with such care and respect.” – Jeremy Moulsdale
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