Mounted collage of found and repurposed objects, photography of sculpture, and poetry, Nil By Mouth, exhibited at Autumn Almanac V, Persistence Works, Sheffield, 2025
Formed by hand-knitting or looping stainless steel wire, creating a fleshy and flexible vessel.
Installed at the Hannah Bennett Sculpture Garden, 2025-2026.
This piece is comprised of a hundred of the components of the sculptural installation, which was part of Clee’s solo exhibition Preys B in Sheffield, 2022.
It formed part of the collaboration project and exhibition, Aonachd Sameness Disturbance Troimh a Chéile at Taigh Chearsabhagh, North Uist, 2022 (bottom image). An assemblage sculpture/poetry piece by Clee, Caos is not chaos, Riaslach is not humble, 2022, is shown bottom left of that image.
The piece was then exhibited in the group show, Autumn Almanac IV (top image) at Persistence Works, Sheffield, 2024.
Installation shot, Material Truths, by the Royal Society of Sculptors North of England and Scotland group, at The Old Parcels Office, Scarborough, 2024.
Originally developed for One Metre Wide, a group show curated by Rachel Smith at Bank Street Arts, 2013.
Developed for Material Truths, an exhibition by the Royal Society of Sculptors North of England and Scotland group, at The Old Parcels Office, Scarborough, 2024.
Façe formed part of the collaboration project and exhibition, Aonachd Sameness Disturbance Troìmh a Chéile at Taigh Chearsabhagh, North Uist, 2022.
It was then exhibited in The Shape of Life, Royal Society of Sculptors summer show, curated by Edward Bulmer, at Dora House, London, 2023.
Detail of components
Utter III, developed for a series of sculptures, Utter Out Of Place, for a group show, Matter Out Of Place, at Persistence Works, Sheffield, 2021.
Developed for a group show, Transient Lines, exhibited at Bloc Projects, Sheffield UK, October 2020.
Photography by Peter Griffiths
MILWYN 10 GRAM CHALLENGE
This model was made from a 10g piece of wax, supplied via post during Covid-19 lockdown 1 in the UK in 2020, by Mylwyn Fine Art Foundry, Surrey, in collaboration with Alex Davies MRSS and the Royal Society of Sculptors. The challenge was to create a small scale wax pattern for bronze casting. The biggest challenge was the heatwave at the time of making and posting, making it difficult to retain its form.
TWIN GODDESS, 2021
The resulting bronze sculpture was exhibited, alongside more than 200 bronze miniatures, made by other RSS members, at Royal Society of Sculptors ‘ Dora House, London in 2021.
Formed using a random weave with stainless steel and copper wire. Installed here in the Donkey Woods, Sheffield, and was on display at The Hannah Peschar Sculpture Garden in Dorking, Surrey, 2019-2023.
Mild steel wire
This work was developed for a collaboration and multimedia show, Female Funambulists, conceived by Chloe Balcombe and Vanitas Arts. It was first exhibited at the Wirksworth Festival, Derbyshire, 2018.
This steel sculpture was sold from The Hannah Bennett Sculpture Garden, Eyam, Derbyshire. It is eight feet tall and was installed atop a building in a private collection in Derbyshire in 2018.
welded mild steel wire
