Armamentia latifolia
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This piece is another attempt to address the conflict between the
ingenuity, imagination, creativity, and often genius, employed in the
development of devices which are ultimately intended to kill large
numbers of people: being an attempt to create something attractive
from the remnants of armaments.
Materials: copper, brass, shell cases
Dimensions: 16" x 20" x 28" (41cm x 51cm x 71cm)
Weight: 11lb (5kg)
This piece was shown at the Hidcote Manor Gardens Sculpture Trail exhibition, the Oxford Sculptors Group Exhibition at the Turrill Sculpture Garden, Oxford, the "Sylvansmiths" exhibition, and the Royal Landscape Savill Garden Sculpture Exhibition. It was also displayed as part of the Oxford Artweeks exhibition, and at Sculpture on the Farm (Stewkley).
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