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HORIZONS

StudioLoganHowes have created a collection of mobiles which explore, with purposeful minimalism, a human relationship with the environment. These hung sculptures are made using the off cuts of wood from the production of par-avion.co's 'pi collection'.

StudioLoganHowes

Norfolk, England

One of our larger mobiles. There is an intriguing counter balance in this mobile, which gives tension to the weight, detail and focus from one end of the horizon to the next.

With a definite incline, this off cut in oak makes for a fun relationship between the figure waiting and the figure pressing hard up the hill.

House and inhabitants. At opposite ends of this counter balanced mobile stand two inward looking figures carved from oak. The house is brown oak.

A small hand carved oak figure looks up to the skies; planted firmly between shore line spalted sycamore boulders.

Two tiny figures, carved from sycamore, lean into one another.

A single spalted sycamore figure stands poised at the end of a long horizon. A windbreak line of trees sits within the circle of brass hoop.

Two figures carved from sustainably sourced bog oak off cuts, poised at one end of their arced horizon as if looking out at a down hill view.

A single, angular carved figure strides out away from the small brass hoop, placed within the oak horizon.

SOLSTICE (detail), Photo: Charlotte Gray

Two sycamore figures lean against one another in a close and trusting pose. They stand encircled in a brass hoop.

Sycamore and oak off cuts are used to hand carve and shape these delicate, swaying trees; planted into their oak horizon.