J. Rubinstein

Woodwork, mobiles, boxes and other things

The Tyger

Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night; What immortal hand or eye, Could frame thy fearful symmetry? […]

The inspiration for this piece is a little hard to explain. In my mind there is an echo of Maya […]

This is a far more ambitious version of the fish mobile celebrating Gerard Manley Hopkins’s poem than I have made […]

THE THOUGHT-FOX This is my third mobile inspired by Ted Hughes’s poem. In the poem the fox is also a thought, […]

This is a new design I’m trying out.

This is a larger, more sophisticated version of the mobile I made inspired by Imtiaz Dharker’s wonderful poem “Invisible” in […]

I made this box out a peice of spalted Silver Birch. The making is complex but I’m quite pleased with […]

Currently on sale in the Compass Gallery, Glasgow This mobile is not, for once, inspired by a poem, just an […]

I made these signs to welcome some Syrian Refugees to our area. One side reads “Welcome” in English, the other […]

“This is how we live, Coming and going through each other.” This mobile was inspired by Imtiaz Dharker’s poem […]