The public art commission sited at Foxenden Quarry Play Area, for Guildford Borough Council involves a series of bespoke sandblasted granite boulders, celebrating the WW2 Foxenden Quarry Deep Shelter – MORE
LOOKING FORWARD TO STARTING FABRICATION – FOR CAMBRIDGE MILL ROAD PUBLIC ART COMMISSION.
THIS IS ONE OF A SERIES OF SWITCHES AND LEVERS FOR THE PROJECT
POSITIONED ON AN EXPANSION JOINT CELEBRATING THE HERITAGE OF THE LOCATION WITH A STEAM POWERED MACHINE’S LEVER.
The project is being commissioned to enrich the new development and enhance the public space provided through the scheme. The focus for the artwork is to be the shared communal spaces and clear, legible routes through the development.
Being inspired by other fellow artists to join the Artist’s Pledge scheme I’ve signed up!….
THIS ONE WENT ONTO A PIEICE OF 30M ARCHITECTURAL GLASS PUBLIC ART AT THE LONDON PRINT STUDIO…..
#artistsupportpledge ‘BLOCK II’ Hand pulled silkscreen on Somerset paper 76 x 58 cm unframed Edition of 16 £180 + p+p //
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OPENING SOON – I shall shortly be opening an online ‘SHAPE SHOP’ page, where a few different artworks and project merchandise can be purchased, or downloaded for free. Available will include screen-prints, t-shirts, wall-mounted glass artworks and pieces from my collection which have been made either as an edition or a one-off. MORE
Excited to be shortlisted for the Urban GreenUP Multiple Commission, a 2020 ‘ Nature Based Solution’ project under the EU SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES programme. In Liverpool the partner organisations involved in URBAN GreenUP are the City Council, Mersey Forest and the University of Liverpool. Collectively the Liverpool partners have received approximately £3.4m to deliver the programme of work. The work in Liverpool is taking place in 3 areas: Business Improvement District / City Centre, Jericho Lane / Otterspool and the Baltic Corridor which this project is part of. MORE NEWS TO FOLLOW.
Previously, funded by the London Mayor’s Air Quality Fund Tom Pearman was commissioned to design a series of enamel signs to be located within the Brockley area in South London. The locations included a public library a public housea station cafe and 3 local schools. Each artwork has a different positive message on a different opening box that contains ‘CLEANER AIR’. MORE
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Tom is currently in the early stages of developing a project for a series of inlayed cast relief ‘ice creams and lollies’. Employing cast and water jet cutting technology on materials such as brass, granite, vitreous enamel and glass, the project aims to explore these summer treats with contrasted material choice whilst hopefully maintaining their mouth watering qualities. MORE.
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Work is underway developing the artworks for Mill Road, Cambridge project – more news to follow…
THIS IS ONE OF A SERIES OF SWTCHES AND LEVERS FOR THE PROJECT, POSITIONED ON AN EXPANSION JOINT CELEBRATING THE HERITAGE OF THE LOCATION WITH A STEAM POWERED MACHINE’S LEVER.
The project is being commissioned to enrich the new development and enhance the public space provided through the scheme. The focus for the artwork is to be the shared communal spaces and clear, legible routes through the development.
On a recent road trip through Italy I explored a series of ‘Unidentified Towers’. Taking inspiration from visiting the Seattle Space Needle last year I’ve endeavored to find architecture with similar hidden agendas.
AS PART OF THE ONGOING MILL ROAD CAMBRIDGE PROJECT, I HELD AN EVENT AT THE CAMBRIDGE MUSEUM OF TECHNOLOGY EVENT. EXPLORING TYPE AND FONT IN THE PRINT WORKSHOP AND PRINTING ONTO ORIGAMI SWITCHES WAS A GREAT WAY TO SHOWCASE THE CURRENT CONCEPT FOR THE PUBLIC ART PROJECT. More information to follow.
A mapping project for Hill developers for a major housing development on Mill Road, Cambridge, is complete and ready to adorn the 5M interior wall of their marketing suite – more info to follow…
The project is to design, fabricate and install a series of illuminated neon, enamel work or industrial signs, symbols and letters across our four key buildings/venues and historic Hat District that reference the hat making industry of the past and the creative enterprise of tomorrow.
FINISHING TOCHES FOR AN INSTALLATION FOR ‘THE END OF ROAD FESTIVAL 2019’ – AN X-RAY MACHINE FROM ANOTHER WORLD IS TO BE MADE TO TRANSPORT MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC INTO THE SPIRITUAL WORLD OF EXTRA TERRESTRIAL BEINGS AND BEASTS….more to follow….
