Past Bespoke Commissions
(up to 2011)
Here are just some of the bespoke commissions I have had the pleasure and privilege to create in the past, they include pieces for schools, solicitors, a hairdresser, council, private gardens and even a care home, like the one for Hawkinge House, in the first example below.
If you'd like to discuss an idea, do get in touch, I'd love to hear from you. To see more current bespoke commissions, click here.
Hawkinge House
Hawkinge House Care Home | Entrance Sculpture | 2011
The brief was to take inspiration from The Battle of Britain.
I took this theme and added the love of coming home. The sculpture features two homeward bound bombers in a loop the loop. The vapour trails of the planes have an aerial view of the fields of Hawkinge etched into them.
Hawkinge aerial view drawings: Rob Turner
Thomas Aveling School
Thomas Aveling School | Entrance Sculpture | 2010
During a week-long workshop with a select group of pupils, they created images and designs that I used to design the entrance sculpture for the school. It was an amazing project with some wonderfully talented and engaged young people.
Photographer and workshop partner: Simon Pruciak
Computer 3D images: Jolanta Jasiulionyte
Hair Professional
Hair Professional | Wall Sculpture | 2008
Working with the interior designer, we gained approval from the Designs Guild to use the wallpaper used in the redesign of the salon, as the motif for her artworks.
With the wall sculptures are positive and negative cut-outs of the same image. They were positioned on opposite walls and could be seen in all of the mirrors running along the walls of the salon.
Denniss Matthews Solicitors
Denniss Matthews Solicitors | Wall Sculpture | 2008
Wall sculpture, corner bench, planting, lights and screen painting.
I designed many elements to transform a small courtyard at the company’s London offices into a usable and enjoyable area for staff, optimising the small space available.
Well that was quite a view when I came in this morning. Absolutely brilliant.
It looks even better than your photos of it in your studio.
Thank you very much
Oliver Denniss | Denniss Matthews Solicitors
Well that was quite a view when I came in this morning. Absolutely brilliant.
It looks even better than your photos of it in your studio.
Thank you very much
Oliver Denniss | Denniss Matthews Solicitors
Nucleus Art Centre
Nucleus Art Centre | Street Signage | Entrance Sculpture | Centre Signage | 2007
A three phased roll out of design and installation to suit the clients budget.
The project ran over a 3 year period and finished with wayfinder signage.
The sculptures main crescent form was used for the logo design for Nucleus Art Centre which also represented a sweep of an artists brush.
e2v
e2v | Entrance Sculpture | 2007
Created in celebration of their 60 year anniversary and leading to the newly redesigned entrance to the Global Headquarters of e2v (formerly Marconi), the design incorporates the wording - 60 Years of Bright Ideas
Thomas Deacon Academy
Thomas Deacon Academy | Entrance Sculpture | 2008
Inspired by the Academy's core subjects, their desire for creativity and the architectural theme.
Architects: Foster and Partners
Diamond Light Source
Diamond Light Source | Atrium Sculpture | Commemorative Plaque | 2007
Unveiled by Her Majesty The Queen for the official opening ceremony of the synchrotron Harwell Campus in Oxfordshire.
The sculpture takes elements and details from the building's unique architectural design.
The sculpture that Paula delivered is stunning, inspirational and relevant. We are delighted with the way the piece reflects the architecture and the science delivered by Diamond. It is the result of a close partnership between the artists and the organisation. Best described as series of super microscopes, Diamond hosts cutting-edge research stations, supporting the life, physical and environmental sciences. This is just one example of how through art, Diamond wants to highlight the work of the synchrotron, so that the public get to know more about the science that we do in a creative and accessible way.
Isabelle Boscaro-Clarke | Head of Communications
Rochester Visitor Centre
Rochester Visitor Centre | Olympic Countdown Sculpture | 2007
Commissioned by Medway Council's 2012 Team, the sculpture counted down the days to to the London 2012 Olympic Games. It was then programmed to count in minutes, so became a clock.
Initially located at the rear of the Rochester High Street Visitor Centre, then relocated to the Black Lion Leisure Centre in Gillingham.
The image of the sculpture was used as the logo design for the 2012 Team within the Council.
Whittaker Family Sculpture
Whittaker Family Sculpture | 2012
Place Me Like A Seal Over Your Heart - A sculpture inspired by the love, bond and faith within this families life. This piece is situated in the garden of their family home.
Lettercarving: Pip Hall
As Salaam
As Salaam | Garden Sculpture | 2010
Peace be Upon You - A Garden sculpture inspired by the love and beauty of language and faith.
Calligraphy: Nick Stewart
Orbit
Orbit | Entrance Sculpture | 2005
Sculpture made to grace the entrance into a beautiful countryside property.
Barn Sculpture
Barn Sculpture | 1995
A garden sculpture, made from a collection of metal found in the old barn, which the client converted to be their family home in 1977.
Awards & Trophies
Medway Business Awards | 2007 | Medway Boat Race Trophies | 2007
I collaborated with Wendy Dawes to produce the medals and awards for this event in 2007. I also created the Medway Boat Race trophies and medals for several years.