Thursday, 3 March 2011

Sneak Peek: : Liberty Birds




Here is a sneak peek at what i have been working on for Liberty. The work will be fully installed by the 10th of March. More images coming soon.

Saturday, 5 February 2011

'They Loved What They Found' Crafts Council and Liberty Commission


I am very excited to tell you I have been commissioned by the Craft Council and Liberty to create a installation at the Liberty store in London after proposing my concept to them earlier this week. The image above shows test pieces i created that formed part of my proposal.
The installation, which is called 'They loved what they found' will make up part of Liberty's Stationary Room and will be constructed entirely from paper. The work will be fully installed and ready to view by the 10th of March.


Tuesday, 4 January 2011

Coral Reef papercut commission

A private commission i recently completed. Inspired by beautiful and complex coral reefs, the piece was hand cut over about 3-4 days from 170gsm acid free paper stock. The piece is 29cm x 21cm in size.

Tuesday, 9 November 2010

Exhibition Preview - Mostyn Gallery



Come see the recently completed window installation at the Oriel Mostyn Gallery. The installation will be on show from the 29/10/10 until 05/01/11. With a an Exhibition preview night on the 19th of November.

click here for more information

Saturday, 2 October 2010

Oriel Mostyn Commission





I was recently commissioned to create a festive window Installation for the beautiful Oriel Mostyn Gallery in Llandudno, Wales. The work will be installed on the 28th of October and will be part of a the Mostyn's opening of new works around in the gallery on the 19th of November.
The work will be a beautiful 'ice cavern' constructed from hand cut paper patterns and sculpted paper structures. The Images above are a few of the test pieces i have created.

follow the link to find out more about the Oriel Mostyn Gallery

Saturday, 21 August 2010

NOISELAB installation complete!


Here are a few images of a piece i created for arts charity Noise Festival, at the manchester pop-up shop, NOISELAB. The window installation was made from a series of large scale drawings, which were then cut out into seperate components, suspended and pieced together.
I havnt thought of a name for the piece yet, but i am considering 'Big Bertha' as a homage to the 80's childrens animation.

Check out the Noiselab website for more information about the organisation

www.noiselab.co.uk


or check out www.noisefestival.com/andrewsingleton