A sequence of seven life size sculptures describing the act of running. To be sited at King Park, Kings Dock Street, Liverpool. Commissioned jointly by Wild in Art and Liverpool Lantern Company for 'Liverpool Discovers Public Art Trail’, from 14th Feb to 20th March 2011.
11 Feb 2011
Preparing the surface
No not torturing sculptures! Sanding the surface ready for undercoating.
Faith takes a break to check on her work. Loads of dust created in this little room!
Two running figures hanging around after undercoating!
Trail ready to launch!
The Liverpool Discovers trail opens on Monday 14th Feb so download your trail maps from this link.
http://www.liverpooldiscovers.co.uk/2011/02/download-the-trail-map/
We are grateful to King Park for letting us site the work there.
King-Park, The King of Parking. Just £3 a day in L1. Visit www.kingpark.co.uk <http://www.kingpark.co.uk/>
http://www.liverpooldiscovers.co.uk/2011/02/download-the-trail-map/
We are grateful to King Park for letting us site the work there.
King-Park, The King of Parking. Just £3 a day in L1. Visit www.kingpark.co.uk <http://www.kingpark.co.uk/>
6 Feb 2011
Figures coated with fibre glass resin, resin room in background
Coating each figure with fibre glass resin is done in the small room at the back of my studio. This helps contain the fumes and dust the process generates! I also wear a mask with an air line attached to help me breathe. The glass matting is laid on and the resin helps it stick together (think canoes)! Each layer of resin is then sanded to achieve a smooth finish ready for painting.
Because this commission needed to be created quickly I employed Jess Chinnery to assist me with these laborious processes. Huge thanks to Jess for all her hard work!
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