Photoshop views of burial ground looking West and North.
Broken bronzes.
I am not quite sure why but I am rather enjoying the random nature of destruction. Recently I have been smashing up bronze plates and bowls. The only way to authentically ‘break’ bronze is to heat it up till it is nearly red hot and then smash it with a hammer. This way the fracture most resembles broken porcelain or pottery. This project is mostly about celebrating things that are not quite perfect – much like the Japanese philosophy of kintsugi.
The the plates now need to be patinated, gilded and powdercoated.
Reminiscences of talking gently away as we walked on the beach at Yellowcraig.
The sea and sky. The light. Our interlinking voices….
with Simon Burns-Cox
Railings for 31 Bellfield Street.
Front and side walls rebuilt and coping stones replaced. A path of stone paving has been laid and the earth has been leveled. Only the railings and the planting to go. All the railing components have already been fabricated.
Work ceased 18/12/2025
Andrew Kinghorn Sculptor 