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LHL073, Faversham

LHL073

Published on Thursday, September 4.

Updated on Friday, September 12.

Low brick wall topped with green and yellow decorative painted metal sculpture railings with brick gate piers and painted decorative metal gates. "The first sound-sculpture project I created at my new workshops was a set of musical gates and railings because my factory originally had no boundary between the pavement and the private ground in front of the building. As it spanned nearly 40 metres, I felt obliged to use this space to create a kind of manifesto for my work, so I composed a 28-bar chord sequence on chime bars embedded in a wrought-iron structure with a score notated in nuts and bolts". Home creative studio and workshop to the sound sculptor Henry Dagg. An accomplished musician and composer, he’s also a self-taught engineer, blacksmith, craftsman, electronics expert and a world-class musical saw player. Single storey house and workshop. Terracotta ridge tiles, grey slate roof and yellow buff brick. Terracotta tile window sills with single glaze painted timber/metal windows. The industrial workshop element includes integrated north lights into a more typical industrial unit design, layout and construction. Predominantly brick.

"I then invited Evelyn Glennie to give its public premiere performance and she very sportingly came and improvised on it for 20 minutes in front of a big crowd and cameras from three television channels".