The Mariner is a sculpture designed for the new development in Portishead. It links the high street to the quayside, with the light lines and spheres making the path between the four metre high sails. 'The Mariner' displays huge silhouettes backed by illuminated glass sails like the giant wings of an albatross stretching to the sky.

The original mechanism is from the Pierhead building on Cardiff's waterfront. Originally installed in 1897, it was replaced in the 70s by an electric motor. Similar in build to Big Ben, the movement was too beautiful to hide so was installed within the commissioned artwork now in St Marys street Cardiff.

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Gold plated bronze with white metal details.

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Sitting on the loops designed to hold a belt, Organism droops down onto the hip as a new take on the pocket watch

MATERIALS

Bronze, silver, gold, brass and steel

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A pocket watch which evokes images of diving bells and the deep-sea as seen through a porthole, Mine is a piece which combines modern and traditional techniques.

MATERIALS

Silver and 18 carat gold.

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With a case hand built in precious metals, St Pancras's inlaid face utilises images of high speed to generate a pattern that emulates the effect of landscapes through a train window.

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Titanium case with faces in either silver or gold and a silver / Stainless Steel chain.

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Can be worn as a pendent or alternatively as a ring watch.

MATERIALS

Silver and 18 carat gold

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With a case hand built in silver and gold, Epiphany describes a moment in time preserved by its recreation in precious metal.