Rolling Stone
Exhibited at Sculpture in the Gardens 2021-2022, Auckland Botanic Gardens Exhibition
This relief garden roller is a larger than life concept, hand carved from Oamaru Stone. With rolling figures at both ends of the drums, and carved leaves rolling around the drum barrels. The left hand figure is based on the Olympic medal winning diver - Tom Daley, executing his famous 'tuck' dive.
Traditionally garden rollers are used to help new lawns to set-seed well, and to flatten established lawns - helping to create the 'perfect lawn'. This idealised 'Alice in Wonderland' version could also roll and create leaf patterns on the lawn.
For sale - $20,000. Small sculptures cast in Bronze inspired by the images on Rolling Stone, are available to buy here Gallery & Art for Sale.
Exhibited at Sculpture in the Gardens 2021-2022, Auckland Botanic Gardens Exhibition
This relief garden roller is a larger than life concept, hand carved from Oamaru Stone. With rolling figures at both ends of the drums, and carved leaves rolling around the drum barrels. The left hand figure is based on the Olympic medal winning diver - Tom Daley, executing his famous 'tuck' dive.
Traditionally garden rollers are used to help new lawns to set-seed well, and to flatten established lawns - helping to create the 'perfect lawn'. This idealised 'Alice in Wonderland' version could also roll and create leaf patterns on the lawn.
For sale - $20,000. Small sculptures cast in Bronze inspired by the images on Rolling Stone, are available to buy here Gallery & Art for Sale.
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FLOUNDERS - two fish - for Kaipara Coast Sculpture Gardens Exhibition 2021 - 2022
Two Flounders started life as a quick sketch in the sand. Gradually thinking about this concept over some time, I then worked through the idea on paper, and it became Two Flounders. The finished piece is made from highly polished steel, mirroring and distorting the surrounding areas. Each piece interlocks into itself. Finished pieces are 2400 x 600 x 450 mm $10,000
For some reason, fish have always featured in my work - which is rather ironic, as I received a scholarship to art college from the Fishmongers Guild of London.
Two Flounders started life as a quick sketch in the sand. Gradually thinking about this concept over some time, I then worked through the idea on paper, and it became Two Flounders. The finished piece is made from highly polished steel, mirroring and distorting the surrounding areas. Each piece interlocks into itself. Finished pieces are 2400 x 600 x 450 mm $10,000
For some reason, fish have always featured in my work - which is rather ironic, as I received a scholarship to art college from the Fishmongers Guild of London.
ATHENA - the figurehead
5mm thick, marine grade sheet steel, 3metres high x 500mm x 250mm. Laser cut, welded and finished by hand. Exhibited on a hand carved Oamaru base. Proposal accepted for NZ Sculpture OnShore 2020 Exhibition - moved to 2021 - exhibition cancelled.
5mm thick, marine grade sheet steel, 3metres high x 500mm x 250mm. Laser cut, welded and finished by hand. Exhibited on a hand carved Oamaru base. Proposal accepted for NZ Sculpture OnShore 2020 Exhibition - moved to 2021 - exhibition cancelled.
The Meeting Place at the Senedd, Welsh National Assembly, Cardiff.
Sculpture by Richard Harris, project management and installation by Pan
Sculpture by Richard Harris, project management and installation by Pan
Above, Three Fishes 2006, Llangorse Stone, by Pan for The Garden of the Wind, Herefordshire
Mother and Child, Photo credit: y Gaer Museum, Art Gallery, Wales |
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A stone from '8 Stones, 8 Artists' an Art Trail on The Beacons Way long-distance trail across the Brecon Brecons National Park. The images that have been created are a response by the artist to the landscape, ecology or culture of the Brecon Beacons and the area through which the walk passes. Each work has been cast or etched in metal and set into natural stone along the way and will have to be discovered by the walker who will be encouraged to take a rubbing. Pan curated and project managed the artists and the installations.
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Memorial to Charles Letts, with Richard Harris, Rhulen, Powys
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Working on mountain paths in the Brecon Beacons, and installing way markers carved by Pan