Coloured thermoplastic strips

1 mile long x 30 inches wide

Genome Stripes in Cambridgeshire celebrates the role of the nearby Sanger Institute in decoding the vital human gene BRCA2 made up of 10,257 elements in a specific sequence. It lies on the National Cycle Network between Addenbroke’s and Great Shelford.

Steel armature, concrete render, glazed tiles, grout

Apx 250cm x 200cm

A series of mosaic figures developed at different sites along the National Cycle Network near Pill in North Somerset.

Plastic sheet

Apx 180 cm x 57cm

Experiments in recognition and interpretation of collapsing, distorted figures affected by the elements.

Laser-cut corten steel

Apx 180cm x 60cm

Portrait Bench is part of Sustrans’ Connect2 programme along the National Cycle Network.  A series of 282 life sized portraits selected by local people to represent their community at 79 sites across the UK.

Salix, various varieties

1/3rd mile long x 3 yards - width of path

The Willow Walk is a long corridor edged with Willow Trees beside the River Brue. Created with volunteers who helped plant the 3000 ‘stools’ and ‘wands’ in rows, circles and arcs of different colours and varieties. It lies on the National Cycle Network outside Glastonbury and at certain points it frames the Tor as it travels towards the finish.

Steel armature, concrete render, glazed tiles, grout

Apx 3.5 metres x 2 metres x 1.2 metres

A series of mosaic figures marking different sites along the National Cycle Network, the Tarka Trail in Devon.