large scale sculpture

New Install

Fabrication | Artist Inspiration | Steel |
New Install

A little more of a close-up for detail.

Thank You All,

Paul


New Install

Fabrication | Artist Inspiration | Steel |
New Install

Shows beginning the installation in clients home.


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Fabrication | Artist Inspiration | Steel | |
New Install

In the process of finish.


New Install

Fabrication | Artist Inspiration | Steel | | |
New Install

This is an image of the starting process of fish #1.


outdoor sculpture materials?

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I've been considering materials for an outdoor piece and wanted to make sure I haven't overlooked any possibilities. As of yet I have considered bronze, polished stainless steel, a sanded swirl pattern on stainless steel, painted steel or stainless, and rusting steel/corten. I've been reading about electropolished stainless, but don't know much about it. I really like the look of blackened and distressed steel, can you do this to stainless steel? Do any of you all have any other suggestions or comments about the above possibilities? Is aluminum an option? It seems kind of soft and would scratch easily?


two joys in one

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I'm still working a lot in Ireland and Germany .... but for light relief here is a sculpture I am making for the hill where I teach skiing every winter


New Sculpture Show - "save the world, complex", GChris Sculpture Gallery (Georgetown, DC)

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08/04/2007 - 10:00
08/04/2007 - 20:00
Etc/GMT-5

Just wanted to let you know that I am opening new show titled “save the world, complex”,Saturday, August 4th (10am to 8pm) and running through September. GChris Sculpture Studio & Gallery at 3144 Dumbarton Street in the heart of Georgetown (DC). Free. All ages welcome. Phone: 301 318 3760 or 202 342 0122.


fragility of the monolithic

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fragility of the monolithic

In a world where "monoliths" oppress everyone, especially the most vulnerable, "monoliths" are fragile to powerful counterforces and give way to freedom for us all, especially the most vulnerable.


Dream of Flight

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Dream of Flight

 

For this permanent installation, there are three eight-foot tall stainless steel sculptures on the floor and 900 pieces of stained glass hanging from a 23-foot diameter stainless steel framework. The three floor-mounted sculptures look up to the glass cloud above, envisioning themselves among the clouds. Sculpture made by Heath Satow.


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