When I saw my piece in its display area I decided I wanted my piece fixed in the corner between the two walls raised off the ground having seen my piece displayed how I wanted it, I cant wait to see it with the lights on. It is displayed in the dinning hall in the college.

The lights are now attached to the outside, the surround of my piece ready for display, I had a weeks holiday from college to think about my display plan and decided I didn't want my piece to be stood on the floor at an angle, firstly because it wouldn't have a professional finish, as it would if fixed to the wall, and secondly its a health and safety issue if left on the floor, all it needs is for someone to trip on it at the bottom or move it and it could fall on someone, although light in weight compared to a solid plaster cast, It is still a heavy piece.  I have requested that it be approximately 15cm from the floor I like the idea of it being raised slightly it will give the piece a more, not imposing but I am here feel to it. also the lights will separate the piece from the white wall behind.   Having tested the lights on the piece to make sure they work, I got a true idea of how it looks, I chose the bright white lights they make the piece stand out, the white is pure and innocent which represents my piece well.
 I originally was considering a dimmer light but having tested it find that the dim light does not have the same impact.