Avoidance 02, contemporary sculpure in cast bronze, polished

Exhausted. The bent over figure of an individual: representing the blind side of human selfishness. Being unable to feel empathy and running after goals and possessions, ultimately m...

Lustful. On sexuality. The freedom to experience without fear, playfully. *This sculpture is made up of two pieces *80% recycled bronze *Wanderart metal-cast artworks are all hand m...

Building a safe space. As if my heart were held together by strings, like a package. A safe space where to flourish, to express emotions. Come, I welcome you to my safe place. *80% ...

Mother, the origin of all, the very first shape in our collective consciousness. *80% recycled bronze *Wanderart metal-cast artworks are all hand made, therefore dimensions and weig...

solid cast bronze cricket boot shoe knet, circa 1950's some patina very unique and rare piece can be used as doorstopper or sculpture.

Pair of American Bronze dog sculptures resting on original round plinths. Dealers please call for trade price.

Margit Wittig has used her sculptural skills to create beautifully-crafted, well-proportioned door handles, which are compositions of her unique signature pearl-shaped designs. Each door pull begins as hand-sculpted spheres which are used to create moulds. Margit refers to these finished spheres as pearls. These highly original, eye-catching fixture comes in bespoke length, depending on the number of pearls. The door handles are cast in bronze. Margit Wittig is inspired by modern artists and sculptors such as Giacometti and Ivon Hitchens. Her work is constantly evolving using different textures as the driving force - intertwined with her work with color. Her functional art spreads the gamit from modern simplicity to rich and complex designs and color. Her pieces are placed with collectors around the globe. Working from her studio in London, as well as door handles, Margit creates artistic lighting...

A contrary object, an everyday plastic bin executed in polished bronze. This piece is a follow-up of the ongoing ‘Craft’ series started in 2000 where ordinary objects are elevated to...