New River Village
Cultural ans public art Strategy
Hornsey, London
2003 - 2005
CLIENT:St James group Ltd
PARTNERS:
Royal Academy of Arts
Stock Woolstencroft Architects Royal British Society of Sculptors
In 2004, Futurecity ran a competition with the Royal British Society of Sculptors to commission a young artist to produce a focal work for the New River Village development. The St James Sculpture Bursary was won by young British sculptor, Ed Goolden, assistant to Sir Anthony Caro.
Trajectory consists of a series of white interlocking rectangular columns made of box section steel treated with a rust proof hot zinc spray and with mirrored interior panels. It weighs 3 tonnes and at over 8m in height is currently the largest sculpture in the St James Group's collection.
Trajectory consists of a series of white interlocking rectangular columns made of box section steel treated with a rust proof hot zinc spray and with mirrored interior panels. It weighs 3 tonnes and at over 8m in height is currently the largest sculpture in the St James Group's collection.
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