Andy DeComyn Public Art
A very experienced, international public artist who has carried out prestigious commissions in Britain and Europe. He works in a variety of media including bronze, stone and wood as well as pioneering a new way of working with concrete to create truly unique sculptures. He works both figuratively and non figuratively and across all scales to the monumental. Over the years he has gained great experience in both creating and installing large sculptures, personally overseeing every aspect. statues, artwork, memorial, reliefs, portraits, commemorative, community art, mosaic, murals, sculptor of nudes.ommemorative, community art, mosaic, murals, Public Artist public art sculptor
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Rugeley Miners Memorial
Commissioned by: Cannock Chase Council and Lea Hall and Brereton Miners Memorial Society.
Materials: Concrete
Height: 2.6 Metres
Location: Rugeley, Staffordshire
A group of former coliery workers from the Rugeley area formed the Lea Hall and Brereton Memorial Society with the intention of curating a mining memorial to be situated in Rugeley. After succesfully securing Section 106 funding from Cannock Chase Council, I was commissioned to create four statues of miners. The Brereton Miner depicts a 1930s miner and faces towards Brereton. The Rescue Miner faces towards the Rescue station at Hednesford., The Lea Hall Miner is a miner from the 1950s and faces towards the site of the Lea Hall pit. The last figure is the Deputy and looks over the town. The memorial was unveiled in 2015.