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Calanais Standing Stones

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My latest Neolithic replication, 'The Calanais Standing Stones,' is now on display. This ancient site, dating back 5,000 years, is a cruciform-shaped stone circle that has endured the Outer Hebrides' harsh weather conditions. Its exact purpose is still unknown, but it is believed to have served as both an astronomical observatory and a site for rituals, making it a powerful reminder of our rich archaeological heritage.

My latest Neolithic replication, 'The Calanais Standing Stones,' is now on display. This ancient site, dating back 5,000 years, is a cruciform-shaped stone circle that has endured the Outer Hebrides' harsh weather conditions. Its exact purpose is still unknown, but it is believed to have served as both an astronomical observatory and a site for rituals, making it a powerful reminder of our rich archaeological heritage.

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Calanais Standing Stones (Study)
Stone sculpture

This work is a contemporary interpretation of the Calanais standing stones on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland. Based on archival site plans, the sculpture explores alignment, orientation, and collective intention through variations in stone height, spacing, and direction. Rather than recreating the monument as an object, the piece emphasizes movement, negative space, and structural relationship—reflecting how Neolithic communities used stone to organize time, place, and human presence within the landscape.

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