Title: Vices
Medium: Bronze, Glass and Cigarettes
Size: 11cm x 11cm
Date: January 2012
This is a cast Bronze Mouse curled up inside of a glass ashtray along with real ash and cigarettes.
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| Close Up |
Sunday, 1 April 2012
Skull
Title: Skull
Medium: Bronze
Size: Anatomical Size
Date: December 2011
This is a Bronze cast of an anatomical skull. The Skull is a symbol assosiated with the idea of momento mori.
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| Front Of Skull |
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| Side View of Skull |
The Roadsider
Title: The Roadsider
Medium: Cast Microcrystaline Wax and Fox Hair
Size: 60cm x 23cm
Size: 60cm x 23cm
Date: october 2011
This is a cast of a dead fox found at the roadside it is made from microcrystaline wax and real fox hair. Microcrystaline wax is used during the lost wax metal casting technique.
This is a cast of a dead fox found at the roadside it is made from microcrystaline wax and real fox hair. Microcrystaline wax is used during the lost wax metal casting technique.
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| Road Kill Fox |
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| Close up of the Face |
Same Old Flow
Title: Same Old Flow
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 30cm x 30cm including base
Date: september 2011
This piece is three cast iron dead fish that have been mounted on three diffrent sized pebbles. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 30cm x 30cm including base
Date: september 2011
This piece is three cast iron dead fish that have been mounted on three diffrent sized pebbles. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
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| Three Cast Iron Perch |
Saturday, 19 November 2011
Sidney Wheatley
Title: Sidney Wheatley
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 45cm x 45cm including base
Date: june 2011
This piece is a cast iron dead squirrel that has been mounted on a burnt wood base. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 45cm x 45cm including base
Date: june 2011
This piece is a cast iron dead squirrel that has been mounted on a burnt wood base. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
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| Cast Iron Dead squirrel |
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| Close up of Head |
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Grace
Title: Grace
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 25cm x 25cm including base
Date: May 2011
This piece is a cast iron dead starling that has been mounted on a burnt wood base. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
Medium: Cast Iron
Size: 25cm x 25cm including base
Date: May 2011
This piece is a cast iron dead starling that has been mounted on a burnt wood base. This piece explores the idea of mortality and the fragility of the human nature.
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| Dead Starling |
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| Close Up |
Forever Young
Title: Forever Young
Medium: Clear Resin
Size: 20 Centermeters
Date: April 2011
This is the body of a starling that I have entrapped in a clear resin block to preserve it from decay.
Medium: Clear Resin
Size: 20 Centermeters
Date: April 2011
This is the body of a starling that I have entrapped in a clear resin block to preserve it from decay.
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| Floating in Clear Resin block |
A Transient Beauty
Title: A Transient Beauty
Medium: Cast Bronze
Size: 30 Centermeters
Date: April 2011
A Transient Beauty is a decaying rose cast in bronze standing on a burnt wooden base. This piece shows the rose a flower know for its beauty in a state of decay. This piece explores the idea of mortality and plays with the idea of beauty and its transience.
Medium: Cast Bronze
Size: 30 Centermeters
Date: April 2011
A Transient Beauty is a decaying rose cast in bronze standing on a burnt wooden base. This piece shows the rose a flower know for its beauty in a state of decay. This piece explores the idea of mortality and plays with the idea of beauty and its transience.
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| Free standing sculpture on burnt wooden base |
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| Close up of the decaying rose head |
Wednesday, 27 April 2011
One And Three Alike
Title: One And Three Alike
Medium: 3 MDF plinths
Size: 1 meter
Date: september 2010
The correlation between an object and the context as to how it is viewed is a relationship that has always intrigued me The plinth used to elevate work is regarded as just a fixture. I have used a plinth as the central focus in my work. By inserting 3 plinths together i am removing the sense of fixture and inserting it purely as a found object. I have deconstructed and rotated these found objects to give it a new perspective.
This piece was created using found objects as part of the greetings space travellers group exhibition in the Oriel Henry Thomas.
Medium: 3 MDF plinths
Size: 1 meter
Date: september 2010
The correlation between an object and the context as to how it is viewed is a relationship that has always intrigued me The plinth used to elevate work is regarded as just a fixture. I have used a plinth as the central focus in my work. By inserting 3 plinths together i am removing the sense of fixture and inserting it purely as a found object. I have deconstructed and rotated these found objects to give it a new perspective.
This piece was created using found objects as part of the greetings space travellers group exhibition in the Oriel Henry Thomas.
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| Installed At Oriel Henry Thomas |
The Serpent
Title: The Serpent
Medium: Fabricated steel
Size: 1 meter
Date: september 2009
This is a site specific fabricated steel sculpture of a serpent. The sculpture has intentionally been left to rust over time.
Medium: Fabricated steel
Size: 1 meter
Date: september 2009
This is a site specific fabricated steel sculpture of a serpent. The sculpture has intentionally been left to rust over time.
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| The Serpent On Location Underneath The Trees |
Monday, 4 April 2011
Teddy Bear
Title: Teddy Bear
Medium: Cast Aliminium
Size: 27cm
Date: March 2011
This is a teddy bear I have cast in solid aliminium it is a part of my memorials project in which I cast known symbolic items to represent loss as it would be found at a roadside memorial.
Medium: Cast Aliminium
Size: 27cm
Date: March 2011
This is a teddy bear I have cast in solid aliminium it is a part of my memorials project in which I cast known symbolic items to represent loss as it would be found at a roadside memorial.
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| Close up |
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
Portrait Head Lee Richard Gunter
Title: Portrait Head Lee Richard Gunter
Medium: Fine Casting Plaster
Size: Head Size
Date: Febuary 2011
This is a plaster life cast of my full head
Medium: Fine Casting Plaster
Size: Head Size
Date: Febuary 2011
This is a plaster life cast of my full head
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| Full head |
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| Close up |
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Untitled 1 and 2
Title: Untitled 1 and 2
Medium: Vacuum Formed Plastic
Size: Palm Size
Date: January 2011
Theese are a pair of vacuum formed cog medals.
Medium: Vacuum Formed Plastic
Size: Palm Size
Date: January 2011
Theese are a pair of vacuum formed cog medals.
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| A Flower Like Arangement Of Small Cogs Within A Larger Cog |
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| Smaller Cogs Arranged Within A Larger cog |
Civilisation Grows As Old Men Plant Seeds
Title: Civilisation Grows As Old Men Plant Seeds
Medium: Patinated Unique Cast Bronze
Size: Palm Size
Date: Febuary 2011
Civilisation grows like a seed getting bigger and bigger until it dies and starts again. This is represented by the opposed growth pattern of the petals on the underside of the medal. As technology advances we crush the natural world and without knowledge of previous generations we would lose all connection to the cyclical nature of nature itself. The cycle for the natural world is represented by the clock face and civilisation/technology is represented by the cog.
This Medal was created for the British Arts Medal Society (BAMS) annual competition.
Medium: Patinated Unique Cast Bronze
Size: Palm Size
Date: Febuary 2011
Civilisation grows like a seed getting bigger and bigger until it dies and starts again. This is represented by the opposed growth pattern of the petals on the underside of the medal. As technology advances we crush the natural world and without knowledge of previous generations we would lose all connection to the cyclical nature of nature itself. The cycle for the natural world is represented by the clock face and civilisation/technology is represented by the cog.
This Medal was created for the British Arts Medal Society (BAMS) annual competition.
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| Title Of The Medal Around The Cog |
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| The Decaying Rose sitting in the Cog |
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| Underneath Showing The Growth Pattern And Clock Face With Mirror Shined Cog |
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