Stainless steel on a corten steel base
155cm x 50cm x 35cm
“In 2020, I set about making a horse head in a different pose to the drinking horses I had made historically. I worked with horses for many years, so there are various poses that resonate.
Horses can be inclined to rear up for various reasons. Some are taught to do so – partly as a performance thing, but mainly rearing up is an anxious response by the horse to something that is happening. In a funny way I see it as a horse expressing themselves – albeit it expressing anxiety. Their eyes are very alert, their ears would typically be back, and their head would be at a slight tilt.
I have tried to capture something of that alert state in this sculpture”.
– Tom Hiscocks
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