Garden sculpture is a wonderful way to extend and personalize living space beyond the interior bounds of your home. Forged metal, both contemporary and organic, complements beautifully the natural flowing forms found in our gardens.
Whether for the creation of a bold individual statement, or perhaps a sympathetically designed muted accent to an existing planting, the addition of forged sculpture in your garden can but only serve to add a positive addition to its surroundings.
Affinitree
I had carried this form around in my head for some time until I was given the opportunity to realise it. My first piece of sculpture to be exhibited at Sculpture in the Garden at Harpswell. This stainless steel sculpture represents the coming together of two forms which then branch out into a tree. Each of the branches finished with a leaf which cupped a small glass tealight holder.
Arum
Arum Lily forms again on exhibition at Harpswell, make attractive little features when planted in the flower bed.
Bloom
Sculptural form based on the bloom of a flower. I created the piece for Sculpture in the garden at Harpswell, a garden exhibition held in aid of the MacMillan Cancer Relief Nurses.
The Princess and the Frog
An interesting commission; I was asked if I could make a replacement for a piece of junk sculpture that had seen better days, depicting the princess and the frog. Not something I had ever done before but I rose to the challenge and was pretty pleased with the results.
