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Stream of Light, a 10-metre long stream of LEDs, set on a curving stainless steel base, lights up a rooftop. A mirrored wall reflects the work

Eyeing You - Stainless steel and coloured stainless steel, suspended sculpture. The coloured stainless steel changes colour across the sheet according to the angle of daylight entering an oxide on the surface.

Apple - Pink Corennie granite with bronze stalk

Bird (2008) - Stainless steel suspended sculpture.

Cradle - Stainless steel and chain suspended sculpture

Granite Pear - Cream-coloured granite with bronze stalk

Side-emitting fibre optics, powered by a concealed projector, twine round a tall cone of stainless steel rods, slowly changing colour.

Rose Rose - Coloured stainless steel and stainless steel brushed polished tube

Rose Rose - Coloured stainless steel and stainless steel brushed polished tube

Side-emitting fibre optics, powered by a concealed projector, twine round a tall cone of stainless steel rods, slowly changing colour.

Side-emitting fibre optics, powered by a concealed projector, twine round a tall cone of stainless steel rods, slowly changing colour.

New Leaf - Coloured stainless steel and stainless steel tube. The coloured stainless steel changes colour across the sheet according to the angle of daylight entering an oxide on the surface.

Wether - Sandstone with bronze legs. The sculpture was made as a memorial to the many thousands of sheep slaughtered during the foot & mouth epidemic of 2001. Purchased by a collector, it now stands in a field with other sheep.

Wind- Coloured stainless steel and stainless steel rods set into a curving path of stainless steel. The coloured stainless steel changes colour across the sheet according to the angle of daylight entering an oxide on the surface.

Side-emitting fibre optics, powered by a concealed projector, twine round a tall cone of stainless steel rods, slowly changing colour.

© Diane Maclean, Daneswick, Noke Lane, St Albans, AL2 3NU.

Email: sculpture@dianemaclean.co.uk