Abstract
Six stylised tree-like objects split into two groups face each other across the park
Braving common anxieties about vandalism to public art, these sculptures embrace robust interaction. With their duel function as both sculptural objects with curiously soft, pneumatic profiles and as robust climbing structures, the works are incomplete without clambering youths.
The sculptures are designed to function as agents of social engineering, orchestrating activity spatially within the park
Following a national competition, the work was commissioned by Groundwork, Northamptonshire with material sponsorship from Corus Steel, the major employer in the town.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Corby Council; Groundwork Northamptonshire |
Place of Publication | Corby, UK |
Publication status | Published - 8 Sept 2007 |
Keywords
- Sculpture
- Public Art
- Urban Regeneration
- Landscape Design
- Climbing Sculptures
- Steel sculptures