Sculpture

We have artefacts from our prehistoric past but what did it sound like? The 'whistle hole' feature is located by the ear to highlight this.

What Did They Hear?

Carved from 5,000 year old Bogpine, taken from west coast of Ireland by the artist herself.

What Did They Hear?

The work is set onto a bronze base and gilded in 24 carat gold

What Did They Hear?

Lost In The Bog

Inspired by the bogbody phenomenon, gilded and set on a bronze base

Lost In The Bog 2

A sculpture carved from c.5,000 year old bogpine. This wood has been taken from the bog by the artist herself

SOLD Abstract Bogwood Head

The piece is gilded in 24 carat gold to highlight the value I place on the archaeological inspirational source and the bogwood

SOLD Abstract Bogwood Head view 2

The whole sculpture has been set onto a bronze base

SOLD Abstract Bogwood Head view 3

An opening allows a glimpse into the timber's past and a nod to the 'whistle hole' feature found on carved Irish prehistoric stone heads

SOLD Abstract Bogwood Head view 4

An abstract sculpture created by 5000 year old bogpine and inspired by Irish Archaeology

SOLD Abstract Bogpine Head

The piece has been gilded to highlight the value I place on the bogwood and my inspirational source of Irish prehistoric stone head carvings

SOLD Abstract Bogpine Head view 2

The piece has been set onto a bronze base

SOLD Abstract Bogpine Head view 3

An opening allows a glimpse into the timber's past and a nod to the 'whistle hole' feature found on carved Irish prehistoric stone heads

SOLD Abstract Bogpine Head view 4

A fourheaded carving inspired by known multi head carvings e.g Corleck Head, County Cavan

Fourheaded Abstract Bogpine Sculpture

The indent is gilded to highlight a possibly votive offering area found in some known stone carvings

Fourheaded Abstract Bogpine Sculpture 2

Carved from 5,000 year old Bogpine, taken from west coast of Ireland by the artist then set onto a bronze base and gilded in 24 carat gold

Fourheaded Abstract Bogpine Sculpture 3

A bogpine sculpture suggestive of the stone carvings found on Boa Island, Co. Fermanagh

The Bearded Figure

A bogpine sculpture suggesting an open mouth facing back, calling out to another time when this was living timber around 5,000 years ago

SOLD Cry From The Bog - view 1

The sculpture has been gilded with 24 carat gold and set on a bronze base

SOLD Cry From The Bog - view 2

A sculpture carved from c.5,000 year old bog pine taken from the bog by the artist herself. Inspired by Irish Iron Age stone head carvings

SOLD Bogpine Head

Inspired by the Iron age bog body phenomenon. The body is twisted after millennia lying in the bog

Bronze Body £565

The piece has been decorated with Iron Age La Tene design enscribed into the wax mould before being cast in bronze

Bronze Body - View 2

Inspired by the Iron age bog body phenomenon. The head is distorted and compressed after millennia lying in the bog

Bronze Head £565

The piece has been decorated with Iron Age La Tene design enscribed into the wax mould before being cast in bronze

Abstract Head - View 2