Flowform 3, 2000
Flowform 1, 2000
Flowform water sculpture, London 2003
Flowfield, London 2002
Flowform Series
The Flowform series (200-2006) worked with a physical sense of flow.
Images 1 and 2 - Flowform 1, cast glass, 29cm x 7cm, 2000, Flowform 3 carved plaster, 33cm x 5cm
The first sculptures in the current practice, carved to embody a sense of flow moving from compression to release. Carved in plaster and/or cast in glass and bronze.
Image 3 - Flowform water sculpture, Chelsea Bridge Wharf, London 2003. Steel
Public art commission at Chelsea Bridge Wharf, London, reflecting the area’s historic connection with the Sopwith biplane.
Images 4 and 5 - Flowfield installation, Florence Trust, London 2002. Carved polystyrene, flock, filament, steel tubes, mirrors.
Flowfield replicated a section of real sand patterns found on a beach. These were enlarged, carved in polystyrene and then suspended at shoulder height so an audience could walk through them, recreating the original path of the tide. The carved forms were coated in green flock so the mirrors on either side reflected the tops of the forms into an infinite flowfield.