Dimensions: H 22cm x W 3cm x L 66cm
Materials: Scorched oak horizon. patinated brass hoop. Bog oak rock forms. Bog oak figure.
Method: Hand carved wood, Hand rolled brass.
Description
A beautifully designed and considered home installation embellished with hand-crafted forest, figures, and brass sun. Delicate small figures gaze out over the immense landscape, sheltered by their natural surroundings. This exquisite example of a contemporary mobile effortlessly balances both form and composition and will bring a focal point of peace and restfulness to any space it occupies.
Studio Logan Howes is an art studio specialising in creating moments of solitude in vast environments. The studio is a collaboration between artists Florence Logan and Ruth Howes, and they use offcuts from par-avion Co.'s "pi collection" to create unique pieces that minimise waste.
About the Artist
As StudioLoganHowes, Florence Logan and Ruth Howes have made a transportive collection of works exploring a human relationship with environment, with keen consideration to balance, tension and scale.
Hailing from East Anglia, with it’s huge open skies, they explore man’s attachment to both the coast and inland landscapes in a purposefully minimal way. These sculptures suggest a narrative, often provoking a visceral response. Created with an economy of materials, the quiet modesty of the works belie their production process and story.
The collaboration evolved from an invitation to repurpose waste wood from Norfolk furniture and design company par-avion co. By carefully selecting and breathing a second life into these off cuts Logan and Howes have a composed body of works, eliciting delight in the viewer.
