
A mockup produced today, demonstrating how Flint Castle can be seen through the form of the Dragon.

A mockup produced today, demonstrating how Flint Castle can be seen through the form of the Dragon.
Posted in Figurative sculptures, Past Work, Proposals, Working Process
Tagged Castle, Dragon, Flint, Flint Castle, Sculpture, Wales
In light of the most recent proposal for a sculpture at Flint Castle, and the following response, I propose an alternative:


‘The Dragon’ is intended to be a monumental steel drawing in space; the symbol of Welsh pride, through which (though not obscured by) the Castle ruins can be seen. A lasting, imposing trace of the weight of history. My desire is that they balance, and acknowledge that this is a nation for all its citizens.
‘The Dragon’ would be constructed by Flintshire steel companies. The image below gives an idea of the possible scale:

To show support for The Dragon, please contact Hannah Blythyn:
Hannah Blythyn, AM for Delyn:
@HannahBlythynAM
Office Address: 38 Church Street, Flint, Flintshire, CH6 5AE
Assembly Address: National Assembly for Wales, Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, CF99 1NA
Phone: 0300 200 7132
Email: Hannah.Blythyn@assembly.wales
Website (non-Assembly): http://www.hannahblythyn.wales
Twitter: twitter.com/HannahBlythyn
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Posted in Figurative sculptures, Past Work, Proposals
Tagged 2019, Castle, Ddraig Goch, Dragon, Fflint, Flint, Flintshire, nick eames, North Wales, public sculpture, Sculpture, Welsh Dragon