David Gosling
Environmental Art

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Willow Sheep for BBC2 Small Town Gardens.


Environmental artist David Gosling uses a variety of materials to create art/sculptures in the landscape, in both contemporary and traditional form.

From a weaving background, his work developed into weaving into the landscape which is still evident in much of his work, including the more permanent pieces.

He is available for commisions, residencies, youth projects and workshops. Contact for further information, availability and prices.

David Gosling and Adam Gosling
Steel

Father and son team David and Adam Gosling create sculptures with woven steel rods and fencing wire. Using steel rods of various diameters with wire enables them to create sculptures of varying proportions, small and large.
 

Different metals can also be used, such as stainless and mild steel, copper, aluminium, brass and galvanised material. Adam is also able to create sculptures in resins/plastics.

Willow

David has created numerous pieces, both contemporary and figurative, sometimes on a large scale using thin rods as well as withies for long lasting structures with a framework of thick willow/steel rods.His son Adam helps with larger pieces.

Natural materials.

David uses natural materials to make a variety of sculptures.


David uses recycled or reclaimed materials for many of the pieces.

2 metres approximately. Natural wool, wax, bark, coal, various woods indigenous to Warwickshire.



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