"Creativity is thinking up new things. Innovation is doing new things"
(Theodore Levitt)

This is certainly evident within this most recent case study. As a member of Surrey Unearthed, Mary Branson wanted to express through her innovative artwork how the rapidly changing climate has had a particularly damaging result on farming over the past year. To reflect this, Mary collaborated with Sinclair and Rush as well as other organisations to create sixty six 'skeleton' bales (pictured).

During the design phase, Mary approached Sinclair & Rush with the initial idea of using our clear tubing. We supplied multiple samples to ensure the product they purchased was easily adaptable and the correct fit for their vision. Initially, Mary wanted to purchase the tubes in the original 3m length, however, we suggested that she provide the measurements they required and we would cut them down to significantly reduce their assembly time.