Six pieces, roughly cast and painted white are arranged closely arranged as if broken. Looking south from the path, two blocks stand at the back with an egg-shaped sculpted hollow. In front of them is a matching egg-shaped piece. Three other pieces are arranged around this each with an egg-shaped hollow. ‘Breaking the Mould’ takes the form of a giant seed, which has emerged from an industrial mould. The mould is old and has been broken and the last cast is a natural one (cast in industrial iron). The sculpture represents new life and growth emerging from industrial decline. These six cast stone and iron sculptures were installed on each of the 21 Changing Places regeneration sites across England and Wales. The sculpture celebrates and marks the £60 million Changing Places programme which transformed 1,000 hectares of post-industrial derelict land into parks and open spaces.