Making the “Nomad Journey” Fire Cube

Making the “Nomad Journey” Fire Cube

Posted by on Jun 19, 2017 in Kazakhstan, My Blog | One Comment

Throwing out ideas is like scattering seeds … if they land on fertile ground they sprout. With nurture, light and love, they grow. Fact. I do it quite a lot…being a farmer and an artist, it’s part of my job description. In the art world people constitute fertile ground….I travel a lot and meet a […]

On the way to Astana, Kazakhstan…

On the way to Astana, Kazakhstan…

Posted by on Jun 16, 2017 in Kazakhstan, My Blog | One Comment

Europe gets bigger and bigger the further east you fly. Landmarks get harder to pinpoint and the forest to field ratio seems one minute to favor forest, then not, as huge tracts of fertile fields unfold for miles and miles. So far so flat.. Perhaps understandable how Napoleon and Hitler were lured East with false […]

The Moorwood Fire Form Collection

The Moorwood Fire Form Collection

Posted by on Mar 7, 2016 in My Blog | No Comments

We have a few remaining small fire forms in water trays for sale at Moorwood Art in Bruton, Somerset, UK. Moorwood Art was developed in early 2010 and since then has staged numerous successful exhibitions, advised many private buyers and interior designers and sold a lot of art! For more information about these pieces please […]

Changchun Fire Ball Burn – Mini Film

Changchun Fire Ball Burn – Mini Film

Posted by on Jul 6, 2015 in China, My Blog | No Comments

This mini film of my fire ball burn  was shot by my Haitian friend Claude Montes whilst attending the 12th Annual China Changchun International Sculpture Symposium. The tension captured in the very random footage was because of the symposium authorities attempts to try and put out the fire…which we stopped them from doing. So the intensity […]

A Fireball for Sir Richard Branson

A Fireball for Sir Richard Branson

Posted by on May 18, 2015 in My Blog | No Comments

I recently completed a fireball for my neighbour and friend Richard Branson. The fireball will have its home at his private residence on Necker Island. The fireball is comprised of depictions of many of the interesting people who have visited the island over the years – including the wildlife! Sir Richard has written a blog […]

Bryanston School Halloween Photo-Shoot

Bryanston School Halloween Photo-Shoot

Posted by on Nov 1, 2014 in My Blog | No Comments

THANK YOU very much to all involved in last nights Bryanston fire sculpture photo-shoot at Bryanston ,my old school and my eldest son Zanti’s current school. The weather spirits where out on “the hottest Halloween ever” as we set fire to two of my recent fire sculptures on the round pond in front of the […]

BVI Masters Interview with Beach Tomato

BVI Masters Interview with Beach Tomato

Posted by on Jul 10, 2014 in My Blog | No Comments

Working in the British Virgin Islands gives me a unique environment within which to design and create my artwork. I had the honor of recently giving an interview to the luxury holiday provider, Beach Tomato, on what makes the BVI such a great place for artists and art lovers alike. The video is embedded below and here […]

Nature’s Victory – Upside Down Pyramid

Nature’s Victory – Upside Down Pyramid

Posted by on Aug 2, 2013 in My Blog | No Comments

  I am back in the UK working out of a barn in Shawford, Hampshire, which my friend has kindly lent me. “Nature’s victory” ,the upside down pyramid, is taking shape….The cutting and grinding has begun….not a bad day, after some equipment and power issues were overcome. It’s always more work than one imagines….why didn’t I […]

Back In Changchun – Closing Ceremonies

Back In Changchun – Closing Ceremonies

Posted by on Sep 26, 2011 in China, My Blog | No Comments

Coming back to the La Tour Morgan Suites after my 2 week sojourn to Beijing and Qinghai, was a bit like coming back to school.  I was glad to be met at the airport by my trusty interpreter, Sunshine.   She had arranged a swish committee SUV to collect me and glide me back into the […]

Making Buddhas By The Yellow River

Making Buddhas By The Yellow River

Posted by on Sep 26, 2011 in China, My Blog | No Comments

Waking up in the drab, decaying, government hotel could have dampened any solo travelers spirits. The CCP standard hotel room layout (it was exactly the same as our hotel in Tong ren) has been left behind in China’s reinvention of itself.  The bath-tub was rusty, half the lights didn’t work, nor the television, there was […]