The Waterway Project

Lock 26 -
“There is a crack, a crack in everything. That's how the
light gets in.” - from Leonard Cohen's song Anthem
Glass, Concrete and steel
2012

Peterborough This Week came and took some shots while we were installing. photo credit: Lance Anderson

Picture of installation - I love the river and the building in the background. photo credit: Parks Canada

Installation with the lock behind it. photo credit: Parks Canada

Detail photo credit: Parks Canada

Lock 25 -
“Thy  furious headlong tide, in murmurs soft and low, is destined yet to glide and meet the lake below.”quote from Susanna Moodie’s poem, The Otonabee
Glass and steel
2012

Finishing up the install - photo credit: Parks Canada

Installed

Great shot by David. photo credit: Parks Canada

and another great shot by David. photo credit: Parks Canada

and another great shot by David. photo credit: Parks Canada

Lock 24 -
It Takes a Village - excerpt from African Proverb
Glass, concrete, reclaimed dock wood and steel
2012

Rendering of map used to make the mould

Mould for pouring the concrete tiles - photo credit: Christy Haldane

First pour of cement - photo credit: Christy Haldane

Third and final pour - photo credit: Christy Haldane

Cutting glass and figuring it out - photo credit: Parks Canada

Installation day - 5 and half hours later...... photo credit: Parks Canada

Installation complete

Lock - 23
Where there is Water, There is Erosion
Glass, concrete, reclaimed dock wood and steel
2012

Firing in the kiln - photo credit: Hues in Glass

Installation view - photo credit: Parks Canada

Installed with lock in back ground - photo credit: Parks Canada

Another view with the lock in back ground - photo credit: Parks Canada