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Blunsden’s sculptures are informed by early jobs as a sign-maker, welder and merchant navy seaman. Of the latter he states that, working in the engine room, ‘you become part of the machine after a while, and this experience: the physicality of the moving parts brought together as a whole, has always stayed with me.’ He found that steel allowed him to express this rhythmic dynamism. Blunsden has a work in the California University of Pennsylvania’s collection, and continues to produce works for interior spaces.
Loughborough University
Loughborough
Title
No. 33 Macaroni Constellation
Medium
steel
Measurements
H 200 x W 150 x D 1.5 cm (E)
Accession number
LBRUA.2012.28
Acquisition method
on loan from the artist
Work type
Sculpture
Access
at all times
