Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly sculpture Gobaith, a 205cm tall standing form carved from unwanted oak using the Yakisugi technique, inspired by ancient standing stones. Featuring radiating carved ring-mark patterns and a central circular aperture, the charred blackened surface reveals warm natural oak tones beneath, creating a striking presence of resilience, hope, and renewal in both garden and public spaces.
Glen Farrelly

GOBAITH (One-Off)

This piece is called ‘Gobaith’ the Welsh word for 'Hope'

Hope that we can act now and avoid climate crisis. This piece is inspired by the Ancient Standing Stones, I grew up not far from Avebury stone circle and these incredible stones have always fascinated me.

The markings are called cup or ring marks that are found on stones throughout Europe. Although we don’t know their real meaning I like to think of them as powerful pulses of energy. These pulses are placed around the circular opening where we can view the life and beauty beyond. This piece was featured on the ITV program Backstage.

Material: Unwanted Oak, Yakisugi technique 
Size: 205cm high

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