Wolfworks

Gloucester Xmas Lantern Procession 2014

Marquee frontage commissioned for Glastonbury Festival Bandstand

Created at an open workshop for the Royal Wedding Celebrations,

18th November 2012. Six schools, six artists, a lot of wicker, tissue and LEDs send a tide of glowing fish and ships down the aisle of Gloucester Cathedral. ...

Worked with primary school children to produce lanterns for the Christmas lights procession in Gloucester 2011

W.O.M.A.D Festival in Caceres. A week of workshops with local children during the festival produced many wonderful creations, including this giant fruit filled willow basket, which is carried here in the festival procession.

Working with artist Mark Coreth on London's South Bank, I helped in the creation of a life size Sunderband tiger as part of the Thames festival. Mark built an anatomically correct  metal skeleton that was fleshed out, over the festival week, using plaster of paris. Children from local schools and the public participated in the build and joined in the workshops, making tiger paw casts and learning about the tigers plight in the wild.

These snails were created as a site specific, permanent installation for a school in Bristol. Designed for outdoors and on a budget, concrete is the material of choice. The casting process is relatively simple but is time consuming, not to mention heavy.

Day long workshop with secondary school children in Wiltshire, creating beautiful butterflies using willow and tissue paper, which we hung from willow rings to make  this display piece that now hangs in the atrium.

These sweet little woolen bears make a great workshop for kids. These were made by children at a storytelling/art event near Bath, Uk.

Ambient/walkabout performance includes the old tree, here seen at Dyhram Park Festival.