Joseph Ingleby, 1999
Abstract organic sculpture for interiors exploring functional and natural associations and forms. Viewed through the mesh steel spoon the copper reflects a moire effect reminiscent of stripes on a bee.
Charles Young, 2023
Made during the Goethe-Institut NORDIC Leipzig residency in 2023, ‘Kuhturm’ is a reinterpretation of a medieval tower that stood in Leipzig until it was destroyed to make way for an exhibition, in the 1930s, that never happened. “In his playful take on Leipzig’s iconic eight-sided Kuhturm building, the artist reimagines...
Joseph Ingleby, 1990
Exploring an uneasy ecological balance between nature and the man-made, this sculpture considers in a marine context the metamorphosis of a fish with a radioactive container. The eye is a canister lid, the gills behind are filters.
Joseph Ingleby, 2014
Abstract organic sculpture for interior display. Exploring natural forms in an industrial material, a sleeping head or skull is suggested, delicately combining with the presence and fragility of a bird’s egg shell, expressing birth and death in a singular and united cycle.
Joseph Ingleby, 2019
Abstract organic sculptures for interior display. Combining natural and industrial forms they address nature and its vulnerability to environmental change, particularly in a marine context.
Lesley Logue , 2012
The Hunted – One of two large bear sculptures originally installed in the gardens of Traquair House in 2012 for the exhibition Reflective Histories. They are made from resin and stone mix and are secured to a steel plate and concrete base. One of the sculptures has been stored indoors,...
Jill Gibson, 2016
Unhooking A Torment Must Begin Somewhere The work, a chain link comprised of several interlocking links connected by a hook and eye is a deeply personal piece. It is part of an ongoing series examining familial relationships. In a sense it continues to be a catharsis; the materials emblematic and...
Jill Gibson, 2022
I was drawn to some egg casings found on the beach near my home in Cullercoats on the Northeast coastline. The small Chondrichthyes are egg sacs, birthing chambers and sanctuaries for a variety of sea creatures, mainly sharks, rays, skates, and chimaeras. These tough, leathery sacs, often called Mermaid or...
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