The sculpture comprises work made with cast concrete, stone, wood, and tagua nut.
Boxwood, up to 6cm high, 2022
Overlapping form 1, Aug 2021
Clay, h 5cm
Column, Coronavirus A
Hardwood, h 15cm
Cast concrete, h 60 cm
Boxwood, h 3 cm
Tagua, h 3cm
Pictish Balls, sandstone spheres with regular or irregular bumps, modelled on Pictish balls in the British Museum.
Tagua, or vegetable ivory, is an extremely hard nut, originating in South America, which allows small-scale carving without the use of animal ivory. These works are up to 4cm high.
Small boxwood works, up to 5 cm high. I also use African leadwood, cherry, sycamore, redwood, oak, and olive.
Columns. Leadwood, h 15 cm ; Sycamore and bone, h 20 cm
Small boxwood works, max h 5cm
Boxwood, h 3 cm
Two boxwood pieces, h 6 cm, 20 and 21 August 2020
Rhinoceros h 10cm