We’ve now added even more art to our business park with the installation of ‘Someplace Sometime’ – an illuminated piece by British artist Graham Gussin.
‘Someplace Sometime’ now has pride of place in a pedestrian tunnel on our 107-acre business park – one of the UK’s most forward-thinking, sustainable mixed use schemes.

Graham Gussin's 'Someplace Sometime' at Lingfield Point
Lingfield Point is already home to scores of businesses, including the NHS, Student Finance England, NAAFI, Darlington Borough Council and Four Seasons Health Care and has planning permission in place for 1250 eco-homes.
We’ve a philosophy of using great design and public art to raise us above the ordinary. We’ve already won a number of awards and have just been shortlisted for a Bruntwood & Arup Environmental Partnership award for Arts & Business for the Futurescope project.
John Orchard, director of Marchday – owners of Lingfield Point
“Someplace Sometime is a fantastic piece of public art and we think the location is perfect. It’s not somewhere immediately obvious so it will become more of a ‘found object’ or pleasant surprise that our customers will simply come across as they walk or cycle.
“That’s the whole point of the pieces of public art at Lingfield Point, we want them to become part of everyday life, installations that create interest and intrigue and add something extra to the day-to-day experience.”

Graham Gussin's 'Someplace Sometime' at Lingfield Point
Lingfield Point is already home to major public art installation ‘Futurescope’ a collaborative project between artist Christian Barnes of Vista Projects and landscape architect John Kennedy.
For two years, a series of massive circular photographic images will be place at two prominent locations at Lingfield Point which is on a main route through the town where they can be seen by thousands of people everyday.
The giant photographic installations have proved a major talking point and have so far included ‘Sunflowers’, ‘Lingfield Lambs’, ‘Beeman’, ‘The Sun’, and the most recent addition, HUM! by New Music Award winners Liminal. Vista Projects describe the photos as images of environmental propaganda.
Another public art installation at the site is ‘Tickle Me’ a graphic piece by Glasgow artists Graven Images.
‘Someplace Sometime’ was created in 2005 by British artist Graham Gussin, whose work has been exhibited internationally to critical acclaim.
Graham said:
“The work was initially conceived as a ‘nomadic’ sign for Middlesbrough. I was drawn to the idea of a sign for something which was non-specific in terms of spatial or temporal location. It’s specifically vague.
“It ‘advertises’ an event which can be in the past, present or future. I like the idea of the work being placed in a thoroughfare, a place of passage or transition seems to be ideal for this. Hopefully it changes it’s meaning according to mood and memory.”
Commissioned by Marchday ‘Someplace Sometime’ is designed to be a touring piece and will remain at Lingfield Point for six months.
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