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water wheel sculpture on a bridge with a mill behind it

Rain Sheds Light

Kerry Morrison
Hannah Stringer

Paul Fyles
V3 Power

2014

Brierfield

Working in collaboration with local resident, Paul Fyles and the alternative energy engineering Co-op, V3 Power, Kerry Morrison developed a kinetic, site-specific, energy generating sculpture. Situated on the old water tower at Brierfield Mill, Rain Sheds Light was developed from the existing water wheels on-site and occurred in two iterations. The second iteration, co-produced by Hannah Stringer, generated enough energy to power the mill clock for Ringing in the Good News (2015 project).

Supported by:

Arts Council England


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The Garage

Northlight, Glen Way

Brierfield, Nelson

BB9 5NH

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