Interactive Bench for the new library in Paignton.

Ten pyrography plates based in Charlotte Bronte's Tales of the Islanders, Bronte Parsonage Museum, 2010.

Shadows in the Woods - a living art trail on trees at three sites around the Lake District.

Created as part of a large outdoor theatrical event commissioned by Kendal Arts International.

Made with permission and consultation of park rangers.

Easter Art Trail for Charleston House

A series of plates with images and words inscribed onto wood, based on T.S. Eliott's The Waste Land and Frazer'sThe Golden Bough, depicting the tree god Tammuz/Adonis, leaf-fairies and root creatures that celebrate the old Harvest myth of Easter.

The plates were placed around the house and garden for visitors to find and create their own rubbings, collecting the images and words to assemble into their own books.

above: artwork created by members of the public. By creating rubbings people animate the images and bring them to life.

The pyrography plates consist of inscribed images and words that form an open book, made specifically for the site where the plates are discovered by the public.

The plates form a connection between the artist, site and audience, and turn the audience into the authors of the work. People can use the plates to make their own rubbings, using pencils or crayons, which can be used to make up new stories and books, or simply become a handmade souvenir that retains an aura of the place they visited.

Keats House

Poetry extracts using imagery of birds and flight from John Keats Poems.

The plates include images, and the text is based on his letters, and copies his handwriting style.

Work in progress at Keats House, 2010.

Pyrography Plates at Camden Arts Centre, made for Spiral Festival, using Anya Gallaccio's wood off-cuts.