'Bolt II' placed on one of the raised grassy mounds of the church garden will sit like some strange new plant bursting open and upwards to catch light and hope; reflecting the blue grey sky. Exploring line, form and space in steel and tinted Perspex, 'Bolt II' references natural systems of growth, architecture, and the body's relationship to these. Constructing with steel angle in a modular rhythm of replicated units and angles creates a channel both opening and containing space. Added bolts of colour of the tinted Perspex Triangles and painted steel surface accentuate the inside/outside of the lines, forms, touch points and negative spaces adding rhythm and energy to the ever-changing views. This new work is in process and the attached image shows the steel angle structure with 5 blue tinted Perspex triangles. The film is peeled off one of the Triangles showing off the electric blue edge and tinted face which will feature on all of the Perspex once complete.