Public Art
Public Art has become part of the mainstream of designing urban spaces and helps to create a sense of uniqueness. The principle John Cutts has both designed, commissioned and collaborated on various pieces of sculpture. These have included projects with the following renowned public artists: Angelo Bordinari, Hideo Furuta, Richard Harris, Michael Scheuermann, Philip Bewes, Diane Gorvin and Susan Disley.
Spinning Cubes sculpture by Hideo Furuta
Close up of Hideo Furuta's 'Spinning Cubes' awaiting positioning by a crane.
Stone carver/Sculptor at work.
Sculptors tools and clay model inspired by children's experimentation with form.
Sculptor making his initial carving of abstract human forms.
Close up of pure iron Lilly heads for a decorative railing.
John Cutts creates a template of his ideas for the artist blacksmith to work from.
Bronze and stainless monolith for a peace garden in Worcestershire.
Artists impression for a stainless steel sculpture in a village square proposal for Kings Heath - Birmingham.