Installations

Large scale installation art works

Peacock has also been commissioned to produce large scale installation art work, displayed in public for local festivals.

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  • Part of the installation at the "Almonry Gardens, Battle" during October 2017 1st of 3 steel shells each weighing 34kg and measuring 2m in height with a diameter of 70cm. Made using Arabica Coffee, plaster and oils.
  • The central part of the Almonry Gardens consisted of 9 small scale steel installations. Each of a different size. These were predominantly brass sculptures made using coffee and oils.
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  • Part of the installation at the "Almonry Gardens, Battle" during October 2017 2nd of 3 steel shells each weighing 34kg and measuring 2m in height with a diameter of 70cm. Made using Arabica Coffee, plaster and oils.
  • Part of the installation at the "Almonry Gardens, Battle" during October 2017 3rd of 3 steel shells each weighing 34kg and measuring 2m in height with a diameter of 70cm. Made using Arabica Coffee, plaster and oils.
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  • 13 of the shells being prepared for the Into the Abyss solo show happening 2018 with the Curious Duke Gallery. Photos taken by Chris King
  • The story behind Into the Abyss explores our relationship with the energy industry within the UK
  • These were some of the original sample shells when we started our pre curation and mock ups for the solo show.
  • Shells photographed at the Curious Duke Gallery 2017
  • Larger field mortar shell
  • The small predominantly red ones show a smaller country which produces a mass amount of C02. A country which is a high consumer of C02 emissions but has a smaller population, such as Korea which has a population of 50m is shown here
  • The colours reflect the amount of C02 a country produces per capita.
  • Sourcing the largest shells from a field near flanders, however the 2 main ones are Russian 80mm AT shells.
  • The shells come in various sizes and shapes but are predominantly brass.
  • The shells were purchased from a dealer I know in Sussex who sources the shells from battlefields across Europe
  • Just before the opening night at AAF Battersea. The 3 shells on the main concourse.
  • 3 of the Into the Abyss series outside the Battersea 2016 stand.
  • Initial shells. Preparing for Into the Abyss. 3 of the first test ideas on a photoshoot on Bankside.