Sunday, 10 October 2010

jack in a box

The jack in a box below is one of 60 that I helped the pupils make at Bevois Town Primary School during a month long sculpture residency there.

Jack in a box

Saturday, 9 October 2010

publiccudlip

 This one is now in the Garden of Allington House in Bournemouth a Rehab that treats people with addictions. It was done in memory of Terry O'Dwyer who worked as counsellor there and was a keen fisherman. He didsome amazing work there and is missed by many.. 

Cement fondu hands.

Is that somebody helping someone up or somebody pulling someone down?
I will be selling these at the `Arches Bizarre` the new Arches studios exhibition opening Nov 27th in the Bargate shopping centre Southampton.

Sunday, 3 October 2010

An interview with me by Chris Gould of Sumo fan club magazine

One of my ongoing projects : click on the contents page of sumo fan club  http://www.sumofanmag.com/index_Issue_22.php

My favourite residency this year =Yurt in the Quay

This residency took place in a Yurt another reason that i love my life as a freelance artist    click on the link       http://ventnorblog.com/2010/03/02/medina-felt-yurt-at-quay-christine-lines-podcast/

Saturday, 2 October 2010

Jimi Hendrix sculpture in bronze Chris Cudlip .. .Before patination

  1. This is the sculpture at Meltdowns foundry in Ramsgate  prior to us adding the emerald green patina.

Tuesday, 15 December 2009

Jim Hendrix

Back to all things sculptural. Finished the modelling of a life size sculpt of Jimi Hendrix yesterday and quite pleased with the outcome after much grinding and gnasshing of teeth. I will most likely mould him in silicone rubber and cast him in mmmmmmm not decided yet??
Have begun designing a continuous figure of eight knot comprised of plastic bottles :an exploration of rotational symmetry ,transformation, and congruence in shapes this was part of a pitch I did this morning for a workshop in a local school the remit being sculpture interpreted through maths.
This afternoon I spent creating a giant snail (my first) using black maul willow (salix triandra) with a group of volunteers at Shirley Warren Community Garden...watch this space