Large Artworks

The site specific sculptures commissions are carefully designed to fit within the setting of a chosen location and will be unique to it. Sensitive considerations are applied to the materials used, the impact upon the natural environment as well as the ascetics. The aim of the sculptural structures are to work with what is already within the environment. The artworks can enhance a topic such as species that are living in the locality or highlight a past history. Often using tradition rural skills in the creation of the works.

Sculptural structures can becomes a habitat for wildlife as with the sculpture Minerva‘s Surf. Encompassing needs of the local environment within the ascetics. Also it can create space for humans to stop and connect once more with the natural world. With the use of natural materials that change the sculptures become mini nature reserves, special environments for all kinds of insects and in turn attracting other creatures that live from them.

Small Artworks

Natural materials all have unique properties. The smaller artworks are created crafting the materials to their maximum potential, working with the way the material has grown. Woods such as Willow and Hazel, leaves, rushes and beeswax all have special qualities that produce these interesting artworks.

Some of the sculptures also reflect aspects of the natural world such as wildlife, insects, shells or flowers. Echoing the life these materials once had.

Educational Workshops

These Eco-sensitive initiative workshops can be set on location in woodland, beach, playing field or within an indoor space. The workshops are well organised, tailor-made to your requirements incorporating exciting unique activities for all ages and abilities. Schools, clubs and any other form of organisation can be worked with. Exciting informative lectures can be arranged for you also.

Recycled Art, Environmental Art, sculpture, collage and, any other all creative workshop outcomes use materials from sustainable or reusable sources. Often creating artworks from accessible materials that can be found in the natural environment or regarded as junk at home. Traditional Art skills workshops such as drawing and sculpture can also be delivered as well as, woodland and craft skills.

The final aim of the workshop is to install eagerness to develop your creativity in your own time with the skills you have gained and ideas that you have conceived. As well as inspiring the participants to be more aware of the natural world.

Tina is a highly experienced workshop Artist, Managing Artist and, qualified teacher. She has worked extensively in schools both primary and secondary also with many other organisations for many years. Tina also is a co-organiser of the Environmental Arts organisation Sculpture by the Sea which you will find on the links page.