The art of the sculptor conjures images of chipping away, at rock or maybe wood or plaster. The term ‘additive sculpture’ however, refers to the building of sculptural pieces by assembling different elements together.
Influenced by my explorations around industrial legacy and global warming, my two sculptures featured here tell their stories in the materials used.
I’m delighted they will be displayed at Glynn Vivian Art Gallery this Spring, in the Swansea Open exhibition 2024.
‘The Matter of Time (Cause and Effect 2)’
Materials: Natural Breccia rock (from a glacial period), ice (no longer present), Pewter, canvas, sea water, sea salt.
‘Writ Large in Black and White’
Materials: Industrial waste Copper slag cobble (Anthropogenic rock), Limestone, Anthracite coal, white cement casts, steel wire, stainless steel rod, ice (no longer present), Pewter.
