Azimuth by Pete Moorhouse

Pete’s work encompasses abstract and contemporary figurative work with the overriding aesthetic being minimal, emphasising the form with strong lines. He creates completive work, a moment to reflect in a busy world. The Present sometimes being represented by the absent, memory by a trace, stillness by form. Light is an integral element in the manner with which it interacts with the works, reflecting and responding to the form. His recent body of work examines traditional Islamic art, looking at the engravings, tiling and architecture of Mosques and re-interprets these in sculptural form. I am currently contributing design elements to a new Mosque in Bristol. He exhibits regularly and have work in several collections here in the UK and overseas. He recently represented the UK at the prestigious Islamic Art Festival in the United Arab Emirates.

Pete has undertaken many public and corporate art commissions where he creates site specific work. Public artworks have been produced for various locations including hospitals, health centres, libraries, schools, and cycle paths and these projects have often involved significant community participation and consultation. Throughout his practice, he has collaborated with a variety of professionals, Public and corporate art consultants, form commissioners, architects, town planners to scientists, theologians and doctors and work closely with several engineers and fabricators.

Artist: Pete Moorhouse

Medium/Material: Steel, Zinc Spray, Paint

Title: Azimuth

Edition: Bespoke

Measurements: 1.2m Height

Price: £POA