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A hollowed-out space with a long timber post set into the stones, encircled with a driftwood structural 'fence'. The space inside was about two metres deep and roughly circular in shape. |
Driftwood Structure No8, September 2010
Driftwood Structure No7, September 2010
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I liked the idea of a sculpture that interacted with the tide. This one was built at low tide and came alive when the sea surrounded it. |
Stone Sculpture No13, September 2010
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There was a flat plinth of rock in amongst the stones and I just started stacking stones to see what would happen and ended up with a simple circular structure. |
Clay Sculpture No1, August 2010
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Three hand formed balls made out of clay carried from the shoreline and placed in the bed of the loch. It is the symmetrical piece to the three ball sculpture made from the mud here and taken down to the shore. |
Mud Sculpture No3, August 2010
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| Three hand-sized balls of mud carried down from the loch and placed on the black rock of the shore. There was something about moving material from one place to another. The soft mud of the loch placed with the hard rock of the same colour on the shore near to the action of the sea. |
Driftwood and Rope Sculpture No3, August 2010
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When the tide comes in the waves wash against the rock and set it into gentle motion, making the rope and the wedged timber creak like a ship. |
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