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HI!
- 2015
Hi!
was made from a weathered lump of Ancaster
limestone that was once part of the
balustrade for an external staircase at Selwyn
College Cambridge.
When several old balusters were
being replaced by new in 2014, I
rescued this one, and several others,
from the skip. It must have been
lying around in the open for some time,
because the beginnings of a
gnarled face were already visible in the
stone by the time I found it. I did
very little to it, only emphasised and
enchanced its eyes and its lopsided grin,
and left much of the weathered surface
alone. I called it Hi! because it
used to sit outside my studio door and,
every morning as I entered, I felt it was
saying Hi! to me.
Hi! is about 7-8 inches at its highest
point.
Ancaster is a coarse
grained limestone in which small particles of
fossil and shells can often be seen.
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