- "Jean Jaures"
(not particularly monumental being only a "heroic size bust", but a
public sculpture / outdoor monument nevertheless).
City of Meru, France.
- "East
Meets West" bronze, 4.2 metres in diameter. World
Sculpture Park. City of
Changchun, China.
- "Fertility"
snow sculpture, 4.5 m x 4.5 m, Harbin, China.
- "Dreamcatcher
Tribe" installation mixed media sculpture
3 m x 3 m x 3 m, Chateau de Bois-Guilbert, France.
- "Sharing
Secrets" installation mixed media sculpture
2m x 90 cm x 80 cm, Chateau de Bois-Guilbert, France.
- "Rice
Bowl & Chopsticks" 30 tonnes of
concrete and steel. In Chau Doc, Nui Sam Mountain, An Giang Province,
Mekong Delta, Vietnam.
- "Boat
People" 430 kg of steel. City of Hue, Vietnam,
alongside the Perfume River.
- "The
Maze of Love and Friendship" over 1500
bricks, 10 bags of concrete and 100 Vietnamese plates in fragments,
plus river rocks....
In the city of Hue, Vietnam.
- "Children
= Future" 200 original stepping stones
for "Arte
Para Todos" ("Art for All") project organized by the UN and First Lady
of Honduras. In
the city of Tegucigalpa, El Picacho United Nations Park, Honduras.
- Tsunami
Memorial Public artwork created in May 2005 in the
city of Kunming, Yunnan Province, China, in Daguan Park.....
- Artists
of the Silk Road - trio Created in May 2006 in
China, shipped to Canterbury in Kent, and now located in the Broomhill
Sculpture Park in Devon - available for purchase via this website or
through Broomhill! See also pictures
of the making of these sculptures, and exhibition at UCCA in
Canterbury.
- Tony
Socks Byrne Monument Commemorative statue
commissioned by an Olympic Jubilee Committee in Drogheda, Ireland,
unveiled December 2006.
- Tennis
Terracotta Warrior series
- 8 larger than lifesize sculptures of the top 8 tennis players in the
world
commissioned by the ATP for the Tennis Master Cup Shanghai for the
tennis event in China in November 2007 - now exhibited at Wimbledon
Museum. Executed by Laury Dizengremel together with Chinese sculptors
Shen Xiaonan and Zhang Yaxi.
- Joey
Maher - commemorative statue of World Champion handballer,
lifesize bronze sculpture for Drogheda, Ireland, unveiled October 2008.
- Log Henge - Spirits of the Forest, public artwork in Seeley Lake, Montana (USA) unveiled September 2010.
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