Made for Tufi'Arte 2014 in Tufia, Gran Canaria, an international symposium of 14 projects organised by AiNIN - Art in Nature International Network. The whole village helped with all the projects during the week as well as hosting the artists.
The painting, 28m x 18m, of white lime with black and pink pigment, represents the conch or caracola horn that was blown by the Guanche - the original people of Gran Canaria before battle. It is under the flight path - visible from the planes.
Conch shell and drawings
El Eco del Pasada from the air - Photo: Javier Suarez
El Eco del Pasada 2014
El Eco del Pasada - with village - Photo: Javier Suarez
100m x 70m x 10m
Two amphitheatre forms divided by a ridge for play, performance and events, within the park in the new development, The Hamptons, at Worcester Park, Surrey.
Commissioned by the St James Group Ltd.
Photo by: Michael Leonard
Photo by: Michael Leonard
Photo by: Michael Leonard
Photo: David Rymill
Google Earth, 2010
Google Earth, 2010
600m x 70m x 15m
Spoil with grass, wildflowers, trees, shrubs, paths and designed wooden seating still to be completed. Adjacent to the final link of the Avon Ring Road, Bristol.
View from top of "Chains"
View of "Chains" from Avon Ring Road. Feb. 2003.
South Gloucester Council/Thyssen Construction
South Gloucester Council/Thyssen Construction, Google Earth, 2010
Google Earth, 2010
Google Earth, 2010
The Wheel
Google Earth, 2020
200m x 100m x 20m
Earth, grass, gravel, designed wooden benches, tree.
Cribbs Causeway Shopping Centre, Bristol
J T Baylis and Co Ltd
Google Earth, 2010
Google Earth, 2010
Google Earth, 2020
125m x 100m x 3m
Sandstone, polished granite, gravel, grass, cement
Planting Scheme by Allan R Ruff
The Chancellors Court, University of Leeds
The "Roof Garden" was designed in collaboration with John Micklethwaite-Howe of BHWB, Leeds.
The sculpture projects in The Chancellor's Court received two commendations for Landscape from Leeds City Council's Architecture 2000 awards.
Google Earth, 2020
2m x 2m x 2m
Linking "Meet, Sit and Talk" in Chancellors Court with final stage of re-design
Original site in front of Monash Art Gallery and Museum
Dacite boulders and polished granite.
35m x 25m x 1m.
Commissioned by Monash University Gallery for the Fifth Australian Sculpture Triennial, Melbourne.
permanently sited at Monash University, Clayton, Melbourne.
Site since 2013 in Briggs Hall Garden, Clayton Campus
