Sculptures & Installations

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The glass fish. like the Angels, were a means of exploring the sculptural potential of hot glass. The technique was much the same ; the body was gathered and formed using simple tools, and then a multitude of individual gathers were taken from the furnace , shaped , then added to the body in a strict order . The body was rotated at least three times to allow for work on different areas of the piece. We could create around 6 fish a day using a team of two.

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The 'Fish Bush ' wasour first excursion into functional sculpture and the first time we incorporated LEDs into our glass work.

The piece was commissioned for a 2001 Chelsea Flower Show show garden by the award winning garden designer and conversationalist, Marney Hall.

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In 2003, Marney once again invited Iestyn to collaborate on a sculpture garden, this time at the Hampton Court Flower Show. The final installation and garden, won a silver medal.

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These glass fish were mounted on 'invisible' acrylic mounts within the pool.

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Presented in the foreground is a unique glass fish sculpture first shown at the Royal Chelsea Flower Show on the award winning 'Hasmead Octopus Garden'.

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We are at the forefront of LED lighting technology and will develop bespoke arrangements for specific environments. Total tranquillity is created with a seamless LED colour change above a 6 metre wide textured stainless steel water feature.

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These panels are all made as a bespoke arrangement. We texture the stainless steel, creating the impression of water in movement. The glass fish can be ordered in a variety of finishes.

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Special cool white LED illumination provides a unique display at night.

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We produce many commissions to request. This water feature was commissioned by The Cancer Research Fund for their garden at The Chelsea Flower Show 2005.

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The EGG contained some powerful 'state of the art' colour-changing LEDs. The sculpture itself weighed over 250kg.

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A privately commissioned feature comprising of hand beaten bronze continents, stainless steel frame, hand-formed crystal glass 'waves', and colour changing LED technology.