During Lockdown in the UK 2020, Ceramic artist Sharon Griffin approached fellow sculptor and artist Wayne Chisnall with an idea to collaborate on a sculpture project exploring their own experiences of being in isolation. 

Both artists live and work in their hometown of Wellington, Telford and share a passion of the woodlands and forests found in the Telford and Wrekin area. They are both 'makers' and utilise clay, timber, found objects and metals in their work.

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Throughout the next few months, both artists had many lengthy discussions surrounding the theme of 'freedoms' and 'constraints' that led to a collaborative sculpture project.

This is intended to be an ongoing project where each artist releases the control over to the other and to the process of 'making'.