Holy Water Stoup, 2009

Holy Water Stoup, 2009


More works at Canterbury:

Grand Peregrine, 2009

Grand Peregrine, 2009

Cass Sculpture Foundation

Indian granite

400 x 130 x 130 cm

Kani: Muses, 2011

Kani: Muses, 2011

Black Indian granite and cotton cloth of various colours with oil

60 x 500 x 46 cm (23 1/4 x 196 3/4 x 18 inch)

Collection of the artist

Shrouded Peregrine: Prince Arthur, 2011

Shrouded Peregrine: Prince Arthur, 2011

Clee Hill basalt (Dhustone), 53 cm x 180 cm x 67 cm

BekI, 2007, II, 2008 & Bek III, 2011

Bek I, 2007

Egyptian alabaster, 170 x 40 x 30 cm

Bek II, 2008

Egyptian alabaster, 153 cm x 36 cm x 24 cm

Bek III 2011

Egyptian brecciated alabaster, 178 cm x 39 cm x 24 cm


See all the works at this exhibition below: 


Yogini drawings, 2011


The Meaning of Stone, 2011

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Figure Turning: After the youth of mottia, 2013

Egyptian Alabaster

Harbour City Estate, Hong Kong Collection

Elemental Head, 2013

Indian Basalt gold leaf vegetable oil

Eagle Place, St Jame's Gateway

Commissioned by Crown Estates

Trio of Bowls, 2014

Trio of Bowls, 2014

Carved Ancient Egyptian pegmatite 

Height 8cm (3 1/8") Width 60cm (23 5/8") Depth 15.5cm (6 1/8")

Private Collection, London, 2017

Bowl of Paradise: Adam, 2015

Bowl of Paradise: Adam, 2015

Carved petrified wood

Height 7.5cm (3") Width 13cm (5 1/8") Depth 10.5cm (4 1/8")

This piece is currently being shown with Adrian Sassoon, London

I worked with petrified wood to represent wooden elements in a coat of arm as a part of a funerary monument for a church in Lincolnshire.

In my investigations in sculpture dealing with religious relics I became preoccupied with how relics often discredited with dating, were still revered. This was an issue of faith and belief and a rich area of interest in a number of sculptures executed through the years in particular ‘The Holy Grail’ in petrified wood whose age could not be discredited.