"The final sculptures, although non-representational, are inspired and informed by  examination of the diatoms and micro-organisms from the River Leen which flows through this dynamic recreational space. The audience is connected to the natural resource of water and celebrates biodiversity, it uses environmentally friendlier materials and continues the artist's  long term interest in diatoms and water born micro organisms. Bio City laboratories provied facilites for observing the water samples

Four 1.7 metre high sculptures will be located on a landscaped entrance which involved collaborating with the landscape architect to develop concepts to unify sculpture and landscaping.  The artist developed miniature grass esrthworks with shapes inspired by diatoms and other organisms to inform the landscaping and to create a visually sympathetic landscape for the artwork, landscape and sculptureare to be  integrated as one piece.  Throughout the research and development period photographic documentation, drawings, models and environmental experiments and projects were carried out.