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"Narrow Gauge Stacks".
By
Tim Pugh
2016
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- Installation Art
- Live Art
- Mixed Media
- Photography
- Installation
- South Beach
- Pebbles
- Sculpture
- Whitehaven
- West Cumbria
- Site Specific
- Temporary
- Environment
- Intervention
Dimensions
Ten foot long
The temporary site specific installation was created at South Beach,in Whitehaven, West Cumbria in April 2016.The beach has restricted access as it is a dangerous area due to the presence of an old unstable slag bank which is prone to collapse during stormy weather.The slag bank is a result of previous activity from an old colliery which faced the beach and used to dump waste materials directly onto the shoreline.As a result,the beach has many interesting features such as old narrow gauge railway lines and I used one that I found on the beach to create the installation.I turned the line into shape and balanced rows of carefully stacked pebbles onto the line over the course of four hours.
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