Public Art Gallery
10 foot tall stag, galvanised steel. Location varies around Scotland, based at galvanising firm Highland in Cumbernauld, Scotland
9.5m high, 4.5 tons of stainless steel sheet welded to form hollow box sections that were then curved into twisting components. Location Retail Park at Homebase car park, Livingston, West Lothian, Scotland
Spectacular water fountain sculpture features cascading rain and floating clouds. Location Livingston Designer Centre, West Lothian, Scotland
1996 stonework and copper. Located at Livingston East roundabout, West Lothian, Scotland
Steel sculpture of an angel, standing 70ft (20m) tall, with wings measuring 90ft (54m) across. The wings themselves are angled 3.5º forward to create "a sense of embrace". The Angel stands on a hill on the southern edge of Low Fell, Gateshead, near Newcastle, England
Lelystad in Holland, made in Scotland. 25.5 metres tall, weighs 60 tonnes, made of more than 5000 randomly orientated elements in a variety of angle-sections that connect in 547 nodes with the use of 14000 bolts. If this crouching man stood up, he would be over 100 metres tall
Omaha Beach St. Laurent-sur-Mer Normandy, France 2004, to commemorate the D-Day 60th-Anniversary 30ft stainless steel
"The memorial consists of three elements: The Wings of Hope, so that the spirit which carried these men on June 6, 1944 continues to inspire us, reminding us that together it is always possible to change the future. Rise Freedom! so that the example of those who rose against barbarity helps us remain standing strong against all forms of inhumanity. The Wings of Fraternity, so that this surge of brotherhood always reminds us of our responsibility towards others, as well as ourselves. On June 6, 1944 these men were more than soldiers, they were our brothers."
Sited at The Birks of Aberfeldy by the Urlar Burn, Perthshire, this Burns statue was commissioned by the Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust as part of the improvements to the Birks under the Perthshire Big Tree Country Heritage and Access project
to commemorate the hard labour of the basalt workers, who played such an important part in the building of the Afsluitdijk Dam, Holland (1982)
Located by Sædding Beach looking out towards Skallingen and the entrance to Esbjerg harbour in Denmark. In 1994 Esbjerg celebrated it's 100th anniversary as an independent municipality and marked the occasion by commissioning this statue, which was officially unveiled on 28 October 1995. Four 9 meter high giant chalky white male figures
