Crafts CouncilDirectoryBalanced-EarthPlant-mobile sculpturesAboutEach sculpture has been named from birds on the BTO conservation red list. The plant-mobile sculptures can be wall mounted, suspended from curtain poles or from ceiling hooks. From one vessel, branches holding vessels in frames can be added. They will move freely as they are lightweight. The seven vessel Starling weighing less than 3 kg.Balanced-EarthNorwich, EnglandMerlin with beehive wire (wall-mounted), Karen WhiterodMerlin is a single suspended vessel. This has been suspended from an oak and stainless steel wall-mount. The vessel hangs from a fine stainless steel rope. A frame made with woven beehive wire supports the paperpulp vessel.Merlin with searope, Karen WhiterodA single paperpulp vessel held in a woven searope frame suspended with stainless steel. Stainless steel branches, vessels and frames can be added, so this single vessel can be a starting point.Starling plant-mobile sculpture (vertical), Karen WhiterodThe branches have been arranged to create a vertical form. The branches can be rearranged as the hanging system is adaptable.Skylark plant-mobile sculpture (wall-mounted), Karen WhiterodThis is the Skylark three vessel composition wall-mounted. The wall-mount is made using an oak offcut from a local sawmill with curved stainless steel rod held within. The vessels are poised for movement on the curved stainless steel branches. The paperpulp vessels are held in frames made with aluminium waste and CDs.Fieldfare plant-mobile sculpture, Karen WhiterodFour suspended paperpulp vessels. Held in frames, each made with different discarded materials: woven searope, beehive wire, nylon jewellery offcuts and aluminium waste. Suspended from stainless steel branches.Starling plant-mobile sculpture, Karen WhiterodSeven paperpulp vessels held in frames. These are made from beehive wire, aluminium waste, nylon jewellery offcuts and woven searope. Suspended from stainless steel branches. Kinetic.Plant-mobile sculpturesAboutEach sculpture has been named from birds on the BTO conservation red list. The plant-mobile sculptures can be wall mounted, suspended from curtain poles or from ceiling hooks. From one vessel, branches holding vessels in frames can be added. They will move freely as they are lightweight. The seven vessel Starling weighing less than 3 kg.Balanced-EarthNorwich, EnglandMerlin with beehive wire (wall-mounted), Karen WhiterodMerlin is a single suspended vessel. This has been suspended from an oak and stainless steel wall-mount. The vessel hangs from a fine stainless steel rope. A frame made with woven beehive wire supports the paperpulp vessel.Skylark plant-mobile sculpture (wall-mounted), Karen WhiterodThis is the Skylark three vessel composition wall-mounted. The wall-mount is made using an oak offcut from a local sawmill with curved stainless steel rod held within. The vessels are poised for movement on the curved stainless steel branches. The paperpulp vessels are held in frames made with aluminium waste and CDs.Merlin with searope, Karen WhiterodA single paperpulp vessel held in a woven searope frame suspended with stainless steel. Stainless steel branches, vessels and frames can be added, so this single vessel can be a starting point.Fieldfare plant-mobile sculpture, Karen WhiterodFour suspended paperpulp vessels. Held in frames, each made with different discarded materials: woven searope, beehive wire, nylon jewellery offcuts and aluminium waste. Suspended from stainless steel branches.Starling plant-mobile sculpture (vertical), Karen WhiterodThe branches have been arranged to create a vertical form. The branches can be rearranged as the hanging system is adaptable.Starling plant-mobile sculpture, Karen WhiterodSeven paperpulp vessels held in frames. These are made from beehive wire, aluminium waste, nylon jewellery offcuts and woven searope. Suspended from stainless steel branches. Kinetic.More from Balanced-EarthProjectKittiwake vasesProjectCurlewsProjectMaterials re-useProjectBalanced-Earth Cuckoo