Hamilton

Materials: Phosphor bronze

Created: 2000

Client: South Lanarkshire Council

H: 200cm W: 90cm D: 30cm

Categories: Commissions

View at: Junction of Leechlee Rd and Cadzow St

This is less a sculpture and more a feature in a streetscape. I made three phosphor bronze columns to punctuate the arc of stainless steel and granite seating (dimensions are for individual columns). The glass bricks were adapted by Sibylle Von Halem, who encapsulated resin casts with dried plants within them, as you can see the resin was also subtly coloured.

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