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I have been selected to exhibit at Raveningham 26 along with 60 Artists Transforming Rural Norfolk Landscape in a Major Annual Outdoor Exhibition.
15 July – 6 September 2026 | Wed–Sun, 10am–5pm
At the Raveningham Centre, 10 miles south of Norwich, Norfolk, Beccles Road, Raveningham, Norfolk, NR14 6NU

Now working on a new piece – Procession – Protest as Ritual
Masked figures representing the old gods of nature – Stag, Raven, Horse, Dragon – protest the destruction of the natural world. Where they tread, the grass grows again beneath their feet.
I shall be playing with scale and shape, with tall figures on the fence under the tall copper beech, and tiny processions in the grass at its foot.
https://www.raveninghamsculpture trail

Inspired by a small carving in All Saints Church porch of a mermaid, the river Stiffkey and Warham Iron Age hill fort down stream from Wighton, I am creating a piece imagining the sea level rising, flooding the valley.

It will include a bass relief and an embroidered map of the river valley.

The exhibition, curated by Chris Bailkoski, will be open from 1st July – 3rd August at All Saints Church 26 Kirkgate Lane, Wighton, Norfolk NR 32 1PL.
At Bayfield Hall Sculpture Trail, six enchanted silken shirts turn six brothers to swans. Only shirts made of nettles can break the spell. Continue reading ““6 Swans” fly to Bayfield Hall from September 17th”