the world's turning composed by Philip Cashian
Cashian explores momentum, stasis, mechanisms and patterns inspired by new sculptures and paintings of Stephen Vince, works which emanate from the musical ideas of Phil Cashian.
Synergistic creations from Art and Music
Below are some of the first such sculptures in bronze as seen by Philip Cashian.
Composer, Philip Cashian, Head of composition at the Royal Academy of Music, London
The World Premiere of the music 'the world's turning' took place in Toronto on 29th January 2015, Canada
with The Esprit Orchestra under the baton of its founder Alex Pauk
Cashian explores momentum, stasis, mechanisms and patterns inspired by new sculptures and paintings of Stephen Vince, works which emanate from the musical ideas of Phil Cashian.
Synergistic creations from Art and Music
Below are some of the first such sculptures in bronze as seen by Philip Cashian.
Composer, Philip Cashian, Head of composition at the Royal Academy of Music, London
The World Premiere of the music 'the world's turning' took place in Toronto on 29th January 2015, Canada
with The Esprit Orchestra under the baton of its founder Alex Pauk
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Maquettes for the 'Girl in a Glass' 2014, Florida, USA
Girl in a Glass - bronze 2014
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Girl in a Glass - stainless steel 2014
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Girl in a Glass 2 - stainless steel 2014
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Some illustrated Exhibitions by Stephen Vince
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2012 Art During the London Olympics An exhibition of 70 or more works that were launched at The Gallery Cork Street, Mayfair, London and then travelled through London and throughout England from Todmorden, in the north to Glastonbury and east to the ancient Ridgeway. Fully illustrated on this designated website: www.olympicsart.com |
Olympic teapot without Runner 2012 Runner 2012
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Frolicking Sheep - Stainless Steel 1998
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Sheep Flocking
The ever growing flock of sheep travelled with the Olympic Art Exhibition (above). They were at the Chelsea Flower Show during the late nineties. In fact the sheep began their lives at Chelsea. The shiny stainless steel ones eveloped from their predecessors, the White Cloud and the Thyme Sheep (one of the first Organic Sculptures) There is a new sheep in Stainless Steel, created in 2014 inspired by Jan Van Eyke's famous altar piece. |
Thyme Sheep - organic sculpture 1996
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