Wonderful Wind Vanes and Sculptures

Wind sculptures are an engaging addition to public parks and private gardens. The vanes can have either a fun and whimsical theme or can have a more serious sculptural quality.

Windvane inspired by the paintings of Wassily Kandinsky 2.8 metres wide. Can be made smaller and the pole can be made at a height to suit location.

Steel windvane made in two pieces so that each piece swings independently. Dimensions 165 cm wide. This windvane is mounted on a 3 metre high steel pole.

Garden mobile

These mobiles are beautifully balanced and rotate gracefully in the wind. Can be made to free stand on a plinth or on an adjustable frame to be set within planting. Approx 1.2 metres from tip to tip in the upper photo. Largest sphere 100mm diameter. The two photographs are of the same mobile in different poses.

Windvanes for a playground in a Birmingham Nursery School. Commissioned by Birmingham City Council as part of their "Young at Art" programme. Each column carries a vane mounted on low maintenance polymer bearings - the heavy balls on the end of the vanes give a pendulum effect that encourages them to swing "through" the wind and then try to correct themselves thus exaggerating the effect of the wind through constant movement.

Flying Geese Wind Vanes. 5.5 metres high situated in a small park beside a canal.

Windvane at Brindley Heath Junior School, Kinver, Staffordshire

5 metres high, designed with students as a school project.

A series of three windvanes, largest 8 metres high.
For a new industrial development in Bilston, West Midlands.

Large wind vane for private garden, Romsley, Worcestershire.