This sculpture is cast in the very place from where it originated. The action of the tractor pressing its weight into the mud temporarily changes the shape and surface of the ground.

Huge rooks' nests from felled trees were salvaged and regenerated by being presented on scaffold.

Listen to them Falling comprises multiple strings of apples, wrapped in clay and suspended invisibly from the ceiling.

Apple Wheel, 2023. Plaster, metal, apple skin, earth matter. 62 x 42 cm.

This sculpture is cast in the very place from where it originated. The action of the tractor pressing its weight into the mud temporarily changes the shape and surface of the ground.

This sculpture is cast in the very place from where it originated. The action of the tractor pressing its weight into the mud temporarily changes the shape and surface of the ground.

In October 2019 I started making a piece of Land Art in the field beside my home. Wanting to create another layer of history on the surface of the ground I positioned thousands of apples in a linear form.

Making form out of space. By pouring wet and liquid plaster into holes in the ground made by rat runs, I allowed the material to move, slide and fix itself into the void it finds.

Absence. A series of sculptures using found materials from the countryside where I live.

Post Henge. 2021. Positioned in circular form to reflect continuity and eternal cycles.

A series of 15 sculptures cast from the holes in the ground left behind when fencing posts were removed.

Plaster, Earth Matter and Apples. Cast from a heap of composting windfalls at the base of an ancient apple tree.

Positioned in circular form to reflect continuity and eternal cycles.