Developed from the installation 'Hanging garden' are Roger Tye's sculptures for
interior and exterior spaces.
The intricately coloured components are mounted on a fabricated steel armature.
Sculptures can therefore be produced in various sizes and shapes
to meet various requirements.
Hanging Garden
In 1999, Nature's World, an eco centre in Middlesbrough commissioned Hanging Garden to mark the entrance to their
hydro-dome.
It measures 8ft in diameter by 5ft 6 in height and comprises 150
individually mouth blown elements in vivid colours.
In 2004, Castle Morpeth Borough Council commissioned The William Turner Garland for their medal winning garden at RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
