An Award Winning RHS Chelsea Flower Show Tradestand 2024
'Rekindle'
Sculpture Garden
RHS Chelsea Flower Show
21 - 25 May 2024
In the heart of this enchanted space the rekindle garden, the sculptures finds resonance, drawn to the profound dance of joy and transformation.
It is here, amidst the gentle rustle of leaves and grasses, that inspiration takes root.
And so, in the quiet embrace of the rekindle garden, these fragments find new life.
Memories take shape as sculptures, bearing witness to the beauty of impermanence and the enduring power of joy.
The garden is a metaphor for life itself — a journey of growth, discovery, and transformation. It is a place to pause, reflect, and find inspiration in the ever-changing tapestry of existence.
Garden colloborators:
...besotted with our sculpture !
She has such personality and every time
I catch a glimpse of her she puts a smile on my face... Fiona. C
REKINDLE SCULPTURE GARDEN
The Sculptor's Inspiration
I am a storyteller. I am a dreamer. I am an architect of joy.
I want to create sculpture in spaces surrounded by unapologetic joy.
There are themes of joy and transformation that I seem to just be drawn to.
This years collection is inspired by the Greek goddess Hestia and the re-connection to hearth, home and family in modern society
The 'Rekindle' sculpture garden symbolises unity and rejuvenation.
From the wonder and joy of childhood to the beauty of the natural world, each sculpture tells a unique and captivating story.
Each piece embodies a unique story, a testament to the journey through life's ebbs and flows.
From the graceful curves to the bold stances, these sculptures capture the essence of femininity in its many forms— perfectly imperfect yet undeniably powerful.
It's a celebration of the human spirit and all that makes us truly alive.
Dawn
"Rekindle" Sculpture Garden Principal Colloborator 'Carbon by Design' ~ Charred Timber
Charred Timber
Carbon by design introduces a modern twist to an ancient technique with their innovative approach to Yakasugi, also known as Shou Sugi Ban. This traditional Japanese method of process involves charring FSC timber with a torch or controlled fire, fortifies the wood, followed by cooling and softening the char, finishing it to a distinctive matte black finish.
Carbon By Design's dedication to perfecting and diversifying this ancient technique results in visually stunning pieces that marry tradition with innovation, offering clients a truly exceptional and timeless aesthetic for their projects.
Chelsea Stories 2024
Launching the Latest Collection of Bronze Sculptures
After the whirlwind of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, collectors have been enjoying giving homes to the new collection of bronze sculptures.
