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Apparition - Mixed metals abstract modern wall sculpture

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Apparition - Mixed metals abstract modern wall sculpture

Apparition (43x96x6) is an abstract modern mixed metals wall sculpture by Los Angeles metal sculptor Bruce Gray. This 8 foot wide large scale sculpture is made up of various shapes of 3/16 inch pieces in steel, aluminum, and stainless steel.


Grape Wall Panel Sculpture

This is my latest commission for American Agricultural Credit, a bank that gives loans to the local wine industry (thus the grape theme). We installed the piece today and there's an opening with all the big wig execs on Thurs Nov 10th.


Grape Panel Wall Sculpture

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Grape Panel Wall Sculpture

Forged steel
8'4" wide


Wall Sculpture

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Wall Sculpture

Despite the fact it's sitting on the floor, I welded together a surplus of accumulated mild steel end-cuts to produce this simple wall hanging sculpture.


Copper Honeybee Sculpture

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Copper Honeybee Sculpture

The bee is shell formed and tig welded, then filled with pitch and textured. the antenna and legs are silver soldered. The wings and honey are cast polyester resin. the body segments come apart and the bee is attached to the honeycomb by a threaded rod brazed to the abdomen.


Diamond Head

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Diamond Head

This was my first attempt at hammering steel and using my new mig welder and plasma cutter, done in '08. The background it is attached to is ceramic tile adorned with strands of jute twine.
This was originally from a series of "Death Masks", it is titled "Diamond Head".


Lucky Day

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Hi all, Just found out today that two sculpture proposals were accepted for an RFP for a riverwalk up in Yankton, SD. Thought I'd post the proposals.

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River Flight

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River Flight

The Traveler

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The Traveler

Neat Little Project

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Hi All, Things have been a bit hectic the past couple of months, but was able to get a few things done in the process. Here is a neat little project i just finished for a local grade school. The outgoing class(5th graders I believe) had organized fund raisers and such and wanted to do have a sculpture of their mascot made for their entrance hallway. The basic concept came from a drawing by a local cartoonist that the school uses for mascot representation. Everything was laser cut, then textured using a plasma torch with a gouging tip, then clear coated. Can't wait for the kids to see it when they come back to school.


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