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Andy and Michelle would like to raise awareness and general interest in their new, and first large scale public sculpture. Please pass the link on to anyone who you think may be interested.
Solstice was born from many journeys driving down the 303 thinking that it needs something. Drawing on inspiration from the surrounding area and a fasination with our ancestors, especially early metalwork, the concept was born. An opportunity presented itself when the Amesbury Visual Artists organised the first art trail in Amesbury. Andy and Michelle have carefully designed Solstice to be perfect for the site and area. He is an artist funded project, brought to conception following a meeting with the Holiday Inn and an idea for an art trail sculpture, since then the project has grown and focused.

Ok. So I have an old tig setup, old craftsman ac arc welder with an old miller hf arc starter, foot pedal, 300 amp water cooled tig torch. Can I use this to weld silver jewelry? Really small jewelry,

I am going to create a large scale sculpture of a stylized tree (about 5-7 meters high) but have no experience of working with metal. The tree will be placed outdoors. Do you have some suggestions as to what the most ecologically friendly and robust material for this might be (aluminium, steel?), and then from there, how I should connect them together?

I'm going to be creating a 5' tall metal sculpture. I want to create it out of small (~1" or a bit smaller diameter) disks, or washers, or whatever I can find cheaply and in bulk. This sculpture just needs to support its own weight, so doesn't have to be super strong.