Neon Rice Field (1993) has recently been acquired by the Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery, London
Line Writing has been reinstalled at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin.
IMMA Dublin
Line is currently in production. A 20 metre stone wall carving for Walmar House on Regent Street.
Urban Firefly is currently in fabrication, a major sculpture commission for downtown Toronto in Cana…
Light Veils has just been launched on Weymouth Esplanade, a permanent installation consisting of 7 s…
Coronium has been installed in Kilden, The New Performing Arts Centre. Kristiansand, Norway. The wor…
Mute Meadow was launched on the banks of the river Foyle in June 2011 in Derry~Londonderry, Northern…
Neon Rice Field (1993) has recently been acquired by the Tate Gallery, London for the nation's public collection. This specific composition of Neon Rice Field was first installed in the 1993 Turner Prize at Tate Britain.
Until now Neon Rice Field has been part of the Weltkunst Foundation collection and housed at the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin.
Line Writing has just been reinstalled at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin.
EXHIBITION DATES - 8th MARCH - 11th MAY 2014
House of Dreams was a recent finalist for the Longcross Public Art Commission.
ice and ember wall was a recent finalist for the Crown Estates New Burlington Place Art Commission
Line is currently in production. A 20 metre stone wall carving for Walmar House on Regent Street.
Red Fringe has just been completed in Parkside Place, Cambridge, UK.
A large painted steel and glass gateway illuminated by night with white LEDs approx 6m x 0.6m x 7.5m
Grosvenor developers with InSite Arts art consultants
“The house shelters day-dreaming, the house protects the dreamer”
(Bachelard, ‘The Poetics of Space’)
Urban Firefly is currently in fabrication, a major sculpture commission for downtown Toronto in Canada. The work is to be installed at the heart of the ICE Development in 2014.
ICE Public Art Program, Toronto. The work will be managed by Public Art Management www.publicartmgmt.com
was launched on Thursday 31st May on Weymouth Esplanade. Three years after its conception seven 15 metre tall light columns mounted with laser projectors have been installed on the sea front.