“I look for the perfection in the imperfect. The processes used to form solid metal into any shape using fire, a hammer and hand tools is a profoundly ancient process and leaves marks in material that bear witness to the way that it has been manipulated. These imperfections, although subtle, give a piece of material a depth and richness that is missing from machine produced metal work.”
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New pools and cascade for Grade ll* listed park
Plan of proposed pools and cascade
17th January 2017

Work progresses at Titsey Place
Work at Titsey Place is rapidly progressing; landscape contractors have been making the most of this fair weather and are busy completing earthworks and seeding...
14th November 2016

Historic Royal Palaces Appointment
1st September 2016

New pools and cascade for Grade ll* listed park
Plan of proposed pools and cascade
17th January 2017

Work progresses at Titsey Place
Work at Titsey Place is rapidly progressing; landscape contractors have been making the most of this fair weather and are busy completing earthworks and seeding...
14th November 2016

Historic Royal Palaces Appointment
1st September 2016
