The Pulse 2009

3-faced clock sculpture commissioned for Sacriston, former mining village in

Co Durham, as part of a regeneration programme funded by the national

lottery. The triangular structure of reflective stainless steel has a plaque on

each side giving information about the history of the area and the

geographical position in the world of Sacriston in relation to famous places

chosen by schoolchildren. The clocks are radio-controlled. Blue LED lights at

the apex are always on to commemorate the miners.


 

Four sandstone seats were also installed as part of the commission.

The project won an environmental award from Durham County Council.