INSTALLATION

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Louise Bourgeois - 'Spider (Maman)'

1999

Due to the size of the work, transportation and installation are always challenging. These photographs give an indication of the complexity.

Final installation at Long Museum, Shanghai, China

Initial stage of installation.

This illustrates part of the installation of the egg sack section of the work.

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Jeff Wall - 'Sudden Gust of Wind'

1993

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Huang Yong Ping - ‘Pole of the East’

2004

Installation of ‘Sudden Gust of Wind’

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Kazimir Malevich - ‘The Wood Cutter’

1912

Application of metal treatment to the work prior installation

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Rodin - 'The Kiss'

1901-1904

I made new mounts to allow viewing access to both sides of the artwork.

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Lubaina Himid - ‘Jelly Moulds’

2010.

I was requested to work on this installation by Tate Modern in 2021.

I designed, made, and installed the plinth which is integral to the installation, storage, and transportation of the work.

Brackets were an essential part of this installation for support and security, but they needed to be discreet. Their success is evident in them being almost invisible to the viewer.

This is a close up shot on some of the moulds where the handmade brackets are just about visible.

The following pictures illustrate two examples of the handmade brackets that I make.

This handmade bracket allows the object to be angled away from the wall.

These handmade Perspex brackets are strong for support but not invasive to the display.