Salubrious Passage

Swansea Sculpture

Marina Sundial

Merchant Navy & Fishermen Memorial, SA1

This memorial, dedicated to the Merchant Navy and fishermen who lost their lives during WW2 is located opposite the Norwegian Church down in SA1. The sculpture, made from granite and marble was designed by Philip Chatfield.

Madonna and Child, City Centre

City Centre Cherubs

Copper Flame, Swansea Marina

Globe Sundial by Wendy Taylor

Captain Cat, Swansea Marina

Dylan Thomas Leaf, Castle Square

Swansea Yacht & Sub Aqua Club

Swansea Marina Mermaid

Madonna and Child, St. David's

Wall Sculptures, St. David's

Marina Plaques

Oxford Street Lions

Elemental

Scattered along the edge of the River Tawe, along the border of the SA1 Swansea Marina expansion, lie what is probably my favourite city artwork. Its presence, amongst the boulders which rise from the Tawe's shoreline, demonstrates perfectly Swansea's aim of transforming the city's landscape with art. This particular artwork features engravings in the broken rock that depict various aspects of nature, curious designs and elemental symbols. Amongst their number are the following:

Cu - The Element Symbol of copper

C - The Element Symbol of Carbon

Fe - The Element Symbol of Iron

Mask Atop Cone, Swansea Marina

"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live" ~ Swansea Marina

Golden Fish, Marina Toilets