Commission
a wall

Work · 11

Stone
Garden

Concentric rings raked into wet plaster, the way gravel is raked around stones in a dry garden.

The surface is built up by hand and then worked while it is still soft, so the rings hold a real edge and catch light from the side. The pitted ground between them is made with the same tool, turned the other way.

Shown here as the finished panels and as the visualisation they were made for.

Medium
Carved plaster, tinted
Surface
Hand-built plaster panels
Scope
Wall panels
Finish
Matt, sealed
Concentric rings raked into pale tinted plaster

The surface

Concentric rings raked into pale tinted plaster
Rings raked while the plaster is still soft.
A closer view of the raked rings and the pitted ground
The ground between them, worked with the same tool.
The panel seen at an angle, catching side light
Side light is what the surface is made for.
A darker panel in teal and grey
The same surface in a darker tint.

What it was made for

Concept visualisation of a stairwell with the textured wall and planting
ConceptConcept visualisation of the stairwell.
Second concept view showing the stair and a bonsai
ConceptA second view of the same space.
Concept visualisation of the upper landing
ConceptThe upper landing.
Concept visualisation looking back through the glass
ConceptLooking back through the glass.

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