Fallen Fruit is part of an eight section site specific installation at the Art Farm Project 2006.

Am expresses his feelings about the loss of the British apple as a result of rationalisation by the supermarkets in a fusion of lyrics, music and contemporary sculpture joined by Exeter band Eat The Rich and Teignmouth Community Choir who present apples and lost apples on a CD (part 2).

Part one of the installation: Fallen Fruit
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About Am

Am's hedonistic attitude to life is shared by the other artists he works with. This is reflected in his artwork and enhances the serious facets of his multi-dimensional images.  Music, video and poetry add to the depth and enjoyment of his work.

Groupings with other artists inspire dynamic art-forms and novel installations that produce more enjoyable and accessible Art for all. His membership of the South West Sculptors Association in 2003 enabled him to extend his techniques and experiments with 3-D representation.

Recent associations have resulted in series of joint and one man exhibitions around the U.K. and in France.

The spectacular Artfarm Project in Sept 2003, Sept 2004 and June 2006 are examples of large scale projects combining the energies and creativities of 50 artists producing large scale interactive exhibitions.

Working with Robert Hughes, Pamela Silkstone & Sylvia Reitzma produced several memorable exhibitions in 1999 & 2000.   Their work is shown under photography, painting and joint projects.

Poetica Erotica exhibition was held at The Haddon Galleries, Torquay in October 2004. Poetica Erotica was also held there in October 2005.

Work with novice & experienced sculptors in his workshops provides mutual inspiration, creativity & pleasure. New techniques are continuosly tried out.

The opening of his sculpture garden to artists & enthusiasts  by appointment in summer makes sculpture more accessible to intersted parties.