Homelessness Sunday - Homelessness Sunday 2004 Keyspace

	29 January 2006

			Homelessness Sunday 2004 - Building Justice – yes we can!
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			Keyspace a Scultpure by Owen Thomas A sculpture commissioned by the Homelessness Sunday Partnership to highlight the needs of those who are homeless. The piece incorporates keys symbolically provided by churches taking part in Homeless Sunday 2001, and was generously supported by the Key Housing Trust (part of the Shaftesbury Housing Group). Opened in October 2002 by HRH Prince of Wales Keyspace was installed in a quadrangle as part of a new sheltered housing development behind Mile End tube station in East London. The construction is from polished stainless steel, the base holding 144 vertical bars which mount a silouette of giant key, the outline is formed from bunches of over 500 brass car & house door keys. The sculpture comes alive with the slightest breeze giving ever-changing patterns of sound & light in a forest of steel. Kieran Turner and Friends from St Mary's Dunblane hand in the keys they have gathered.
			Keyspace Completed June 2002 A three dimensional space defined by 144 vertical stainless steel rods A large key floating within the space formed by 500 keys in small bunches A base of coarse slate and stainless steel distorting mirrors The piece is mobile and intended to be animated by the sun, wind & rain Owen Thomas,Sculptor Web Site: www.sense3d.com

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