Commissions

Ysgol Preseli School Crymych (2011)

PLANED (Pembrokeshire Local Action Network for Enterprise and Development), in conjunction with the Community Council of Crymych and the school (Ysgol y Preseli), are working to improve the existing landscape at the corner of the junction to Ysgol y Preseli. Commissioning Perryn Butler was asked to design and install a finished work that complements and acts as a focal point for the larger scheme, incorporating the name of the school.

The site has a prominent location at the gateway to the town and allows the opportunity to create an artistic feature for the locality. PLANED, Pembrokeshire County Council, the school and the Community Council are keen to see art incorporated into the landscape design.

Perryn's design is on a structure like a long barrow which was constructed like a traditional Pembrokeshire hedge-bank. She worked with Mr Dai Rees, county landscape architect. The mound goes around the bend and the sculpture follows the curve. It is made of reclaimed slate and stainless steel with lead and copper integrated. The letters are cut out of stainless steel for visibility and longevity.

Lamphey School (2010)

Pembroke Dock Heritage Project (2004-2006)

Pembroke Dock Heritage, a set of six Bronze panels in the wall of the ancient Royal Dockyard in Pembroke, depicts the dockyard's and historic naval town's history from 1814 -1941 in which countless ships of the line and five royal yachts were built. The ancient dockyard was also the number one flying boat station in the world.

The completed project has each of the six bronze panels set into the walls of the Historical Naval Dockyard Site, within site of the Napoleonic Martello Guntower. The opening ceremony for the Pembroke Dock Heritage Project was on July 3rd 2006 in the presence of H.R.H. Prince Charles. The Bronzes now form an important aspect of Pembroke's touristic appeal.

This project took nearly two years from the planning stage to the installation. Perryn carved each image out of Bathstone, from which a mould was taken. She then cast the Bronzes using the lost wax process.

More Recent Commissions

  • 10th Anniversary of South Hook and Qatar
  • Milford Docks Company
  • "Metamorphosis", Construction of Objets Trouvés
  • "Saints", Wall Relief
  • Mrs Mel Calder Solva – "Return of the Child", Bronze
  • Mr Roger Higham, Haverfordwest – "Gemini", Stone carving
  • Mrs C Juler, Cardigan – Large stone lovers
  • Walled Garden at Rhosygilwen – "Lovers", Stone relief carving
  • Gwndwn, Cardigan – "The Game", Land art from slate, earth and wood
  • Sarah Holgate, Aberaeron – Wall relief
  • Dr. Barbara Adam, Newport – "Tribe"
  • Pembroke Town Trail – "The Pembroke Story", three of twelve panels
  • Mr Mike Forwood, Swansea, carved stone Head
  • Pembroke Dock Heritage Project Six large stone reliefs cast into bronze.
  • John Green, Pembrokeshire – "Coming Home", "Ensemble", stone carvings
  • Stackpole Centre – "Stone Head"
  • Mr Huckle, Cardiff – "Winter Birds", Large stone carving
  • Andy Beazlez, Milford Haven – "Mother and Child"
  • Haverfordwest County Show Ground – Two carved oak trees
  • Janet Davies, Pembroke – Triptych Slate relief
  • Susan Roberts, Cardiff – "Celts", Bronze relief
  • Richard Jones, Haverfordwest – Stone Angel
  • Mr R Walton, Broadhaven – Stone garden piece
  • Crymych – "Gateway to the Preselis", sculpture
  • Mrs Lizzy Beer, Cardiganshire – "On the Threshold", Bronze

 

International Commissions

  • Susan Tobe, London – "Conception", Slate wall relief
  • Kenny Lim, Bangkok – Two large stone carvings
  • Kerry Stratton, Sydney, Australia – "Requiem", Slate sculpture
  • Behrens, North Yorkshire – Stone Birdbath
  • Charlotte Skuratowicz, Berlin – "Fish"
  • Robert Hughes, New York, U.S. A. – "The Circles of Life", Wall relief
  • Farnham Rd Hospital, Surrey – Nine squares, wall relief, plaster and wood
  • Celia Purcell, London – Bronze Wall relief
  • Daniel Claydon, France, –Four tall carved stone figures
  • Mrs G Waterstone, Co Leitrim, Ireland – Celtic Ancestor Figure
  • Penny Menuge, Surrey – Stone Goddess
  • Mrs E. Lewis, Sussex – Triptych slate relief