Art for public spaces
As an artist, I embrace the simple definition that art is an expression of creative skill and imagination. However, what matters most is the meaning it holds for the viewer. This belief, coupled with my commitment to making art accessible, inspires me to create work for homes, gardens, and public spaces.
With over three decades of experience producing art for diverse environments, I have developed a proven track record of managing budgets and deadlines to deliver high-quality, site-specific sculptures and functional artwork that resonate with their surroundings.
Our Existing Projects
Art is not just for galleries and museums. Art can bring meaning and a sense of place to any public area, transforming that space and becoming a symbolic point of reference in the minds of all.
Greenwich Park Pergola
Elegant Pergola Design for Greenwich ParkThis bespoke pergola design, set to be constructed in Greenwich Park, combines timeless elegance with functionality. Designed to complement the park's natural beauty, the structure features clean lines, sustainable materials,...
Abbey Wood’s Gates
Historic gates honour Monks Garden with medicinal plant design.This impressive set of bi-folding gates form the entrance to an area that was historically the Monks Garden. The gates were designed specifically to include the medicinal plants that were used and grown by...
Carnegie Library
Restoring The ExchangeThis building has now become The Exchange after a huge renovation project funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Our involvement included the restoration of the copper dome with hand forged steel details and the complete renovation of the weather...
Fabricated in the South West
All work is fabricated in my South West studio by myself and a small team of skilled professional makers. When necessary, I can draw on the additional resources of other trusted workshops and suppliers with whom I have developed a close working relationship over many years.
Working with the local community
Community engagement has often been the starting point for commissions. I feel it brings the element of chance – inspiring the work through creative collaboration and allowing for questions of reason and role during the process.
Community participation
Community participation through workshops is an ideal environment in which to attract the influence of wider historical, cultural and social factors.