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M74 tharrup 171 views Titled in reference to the new section of motorway that will cut through the south of Glasgow, crossing the Clyde and moving west through a meandering strip of industrial w...
Passages tharrup 35 views Venus was habitable once. Its tectonic plates moved under oceans like ours. Mars was a good place to live too; atmospheres now dry and barren. Only on our own home planet d...
Silgi tharrup 152 views Three cassette machines were inverted - their fragile inner components exposed on a skeleton of pulverised plastic casings and cable bundles. The result appears like a gram...
Skull HiFi tharrup 101 views In response to the appearance of hi fi equipment, and the increasing non-materiality of recorded music, a compact CD/tape/radio system was inverted. This allows the wearer ...
The Busier You Are, The Less You See tharrup 640 views An old tea table takes on a liquid state, or deconstructs its surface. Filmed at the Barnes Garage space, Glasgow School of Art, 12th December 2008. The title is part of a ...
The Busier You Are... earlier tharrup 213 views A modified Beautili-Tea table. Finding a sphere in an old piece of furniture.
Koda (Imprint) tharrup 75 views ...sequence, appendix, post-script, envoi, coda, ending, extremity, codicil, rider, qualification, marginalia, annotation, footnotes, corollary, complement, completion, app...
Uncharted Waters tharrup 84 views An assemblage of a bicycle, an anchor, a windscreen wiper motor and tapered wooden reglets forming a wave pattern. Soon I shall move to the larger goldfish bowl of Glasgow.
koda tharrup 132 views Inquisitive hanging sculpture with adjustable feathered arm, allowing for exploration of a variety of subjects. Soundtrack: The Far Out Son of Lung and the Ramblings of a M...
koda (early version) tharrup 161 views New work for January 2008. Early stages for kinetic sculpture with exploratory antennae. Nine hours in the studio with a MIG ,an angle grinder and many cups of tea!

About Tom Harrup

Having recently completed his Master of Fine Art course at Glasgow School of Art, Tom Harrup has now moved into Glasgow Sculpture Studios and continues to make and exhibit work. His materials range from welded steel to wooden cut-outs and layered carved plasterboard, kinesis and light. Relating to the built environment, his work reconstitutes objects and offers an image of accumulated effort.

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