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I like the spaces around and between things...the
positive and negative space of sculpted forms, provides an opportunitiy for the
chance play of light and shade to produce something interesting.
Snape Maltings is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) on the river
Alde.The original 19th century buildings were used for malting local barley. When,
in the 1960’s, it became no longer viable to malt barley, a local businessman
used the buildings in his family grain business. The largest building was converted
by Suffolk composer Benjamin Brtitten as a concert venue for the Aldeburgh Festival.
The grounds provide an interesting open air setting for the sculptures of Henry
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