Driftwood Sculpture No1, July 2010
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A very simple balancing act, but a powerful visual presence, echoing the horizon. |
Stone and Clay Sculpture No1, July 2010
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| Red sandstone, coated in clay, perched on a rock. The next day the tide has washed away the clay on the lower half of the sandstone. |
Red Rubbed Circle ll, July 2010
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A couple of months earlier I had rubbed away the vegetation in a circle to expose the bare rock. Over time, it evolved, the mossy growth fading away, to leave this ghostly pale circle. |
Moonstones ll, July 2010
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 A row of stones made white with lichen, placed in a line over the black rocky foreshore. At the full moon, the high tide would cover the black rock leaving the white stones appearing to float. |
Driftwood and Stone Sculpture No11, July 2010
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A simple balancing of rocks looks like an animal from. |
Driftwood and Stone Sculpture No9, June 2010
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Another simple balancing act of three stones and a piece of driftwood. |
Mud Sculpture No2, June 2010
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The dried bed of the loch, with segments lifted out and the green bracken laid in for emphasis. |
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