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APT Artists
Ekkehard Altenburger
Heather Burrell
Tim Cousins
Anthony Daley
Jeff Dellow
Arnold Dobbs
Cath Fergusson
Leila Galloway
Nic Godbold
Marilyn Hallam
Liz Harrison
Margaret Higginson
Clyde Hopkins
Stephen Jaques
Mark Knowles
Richard Lawrence
Stephen Lewis
John McLean
Alix MacSweeney
Paul Malone
Chris Marshall
Mali Morris
Geoff Mowlam
Laurence Noga
David Oates
Andy Parsons
Brigitte Parusel
Nicola Rae
Victoria Rance
Geoff Rigden
Hideatsu Shiba
Keir Smith
Lou Smith
Paul Tonkin
Sheila Vollmer
Roxy Walsh
David Webb
Rob Welch
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Heather Burrell
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Iridescent Blue
2008
This sculpture was made for Deptford Park and whilst abstract in
form it is reflective of asparagus that was grown in abundance in
this area of London.
It stands at 3 m high and is set on a base 1.36 m diameter.
The iridescent finish was created by applying several layers of
pearlescent paint and lacquer.
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Mayfair Balustrade
2007
The concept of this balustrade is based on the original style of
the building. Constructed during the 1920s, it was appropriate to
incorporate an art deco balustrade in order to retain the character
of the property. This project was a huge undertaking with the balustrade
spanning over 13 floors and also included furniture, balconies,
monumental bronze fireplace and other steel details around the property.
All of which was handcrafted to high specifications. The project
took nine months to complete with each aspect carefully planned
to fit in with other contractors on site.
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Leaf
Cycle
2007
Heather was commissioned by Transport for London to create and
build a sculpture as part of the Tour de France event celebrations.
The site of the Rotherhithe roundabout was chosen as a key location
on the Tour De France route and Heather put forward a number of
ideas to mark the cycling race and acknowledge the importance of
'green' travel in London. Constructed with over 300 metal leaves,
Leaf Cycle measures 3m high x 3m long and is strikingly visible
with a silver galvanized finish.
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Mountsfield Park Gates
2004
The concept of the gates came from the removal of a sycamore tree
to widen this entrance to the park.Historically, the grounds were
owned by an entomologist, hence the hand forged sycamore seeds were
arranged to resemble butterfly wings.
There are a further 36 m of railing that extend into the park which
were included in this project.
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Hornet Sculpture
Watford Town Centre
1999
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