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Wild - Sponsor: Able Group / Artist: Charlie Stafford / Charlie's penguin sculpture, Wild, is
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Wild - Sponsor: Able Group / Artist: Charlie Stafford / Charlie's penguin sculpture, Wild, is inspired by the natural beauty and energy of Southend-on-Sea. Flowing waves symbolise change, emotional depth, and peace echoing the care offered by Havens Hospices. Just as the sea shapes the shore, the hospices provide strength and compassion. The sculpture is a tribute to both the spirit of Southend and the transformative impact of hospice care in the community. Charlie Stafford is a professional artist with over eight years experience in the creative industry. She regularly lectures at universities and produces bespoke commissions for both local and international businesses. Her artistic inspiration is rooted in regenerative, sustainable practices and nurturing future creatives. Charlie aims to convey hope and emotion through her designs, creating meaningful connections between the artwork and its audience. - Height 1600mm width 890mm Depth 1090mm weight 30kg
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Wild - Sponsor: Able Group / Artist: Charlie Stafford / Charlie's penguin sculpture, Wild, is inspired by the natural beauty and energy of Southend-on-Sea. Flowing waves symbolise change, emotional depth, and peace echoing the care offered by Havens Hospices. Just as the sea shapes the shore, the hospices provide strength and compassion. The sculpture is a tribute to both the spirit of Southend and the transformative impact of hospice care in the community. Charlie Stafford is a professional artist with over eight years experience in the creative industry. She regularly lectures at universities and produces bespoke commissions for both local and international businesses. Her artistic inspiration is rooted in regenerative, sustainable practices and nurturing future creatives. Charlie aims to convey hope and emotion through her designs, creating meaningful connections between the artwork and its audience. - Height 1600mm width 890mm Depth 1090mm weight 30kg
Havens Hospices - Waddle-on-Sea
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27 High Street
Southend-on-Sea
Leigh-on-Sea
SS9 2EN
United Kingdom
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All interested bidders aged 18+ are welcome to apply to register their interest. We hope to fill the auction room with people who are willing to bid, so that we can raise as many funds for Havens Hospices as we possibly can. The charity relies on donations to continue providing its care free of charge to thousands of families across Essex.
Please note, sculpture bidding will start at around £3,000 per large sculpture and baby penguins are expected to be from £2,000
