Contemporary Collectible Sculpture Copper Knot by Studio Melrose

These wooden sculpture are chainsaw carved by David Melrose and are made from a solid log of black walnut. "Still Life Vessels” are a series of one of a kind sculptures inspired by ...

These wooden sculpture are chainsaw carved by David Melrose and are made from a solid log of black walnut. "Still Life Vessels” are a series of one of a kind sculptures inspired by ...

These wooden sculpture are chainsaw carved by David Melrose and are made from a solid log of black walnut. "Still Life Vessels” are a series of one of a kind sculptures inspired by ...

These wooden sculpture are chainsaw carved by David Melrose and are made from a solid log of black walnut. "Still Life Vessels” are a series of one of a kind sculptures inspired by ...

This work was made by bending a very long 3/4 inch solid bronze rod into a rectangular brick, it weighs a surprising 75 lbs for its size

Carole Eisner's indoor sculptures, averaging two to four feet tall, are made from a welded collage of drops and cut-out steel pieces from the same series of scrap she found in a Conn...

'Torc' is a limited-edition (3 + 2AP) patinated bronze sculpture by the British artist Vivienne Foley. Two have been sold and so there is only one piece left from the edition. Vivie...

Bronze Swirls sculpture by Art Flower Maker Unique Piece. Dimensions: Ø 58 x H 30 cm. Materials: Hand Painted Bronzed Brass. The artistic eye of The Art Flower Maker combined with Italian artisanal metalwork has brought to life these unique pieces which can serve as a focal point in a private domestic space as well as have tremendous visual impact in a grander setting. Every sculpture is intentionally created to be a unique piece, each with its own distinctive details. The materials from which these pieces are built by their nature have slight natural variances in tone and finish giving each sculpture special and remarkable properties. The photo depicts the correct proportion and finishing possibilities that can also be personalized upon request. Born in Sicily, Marcella Trimarchi moves to Milano in 1985 to pursue a degree in Fashion. In 1989 she is hired by Gianni Versace as a designer, working closely with Gianni until 1997. Tom Ford then brings her into his Team in 1998, prior to honing her skills further for Valentino & Moncler Gamme Rouge working with Alessandra Facchinetti who she meets at Gucci. In 2012 she moves to New York City and works for Calvin Klein Collection as VP Creative Product Development. She decides in 2018 to reconnect with her creative side. She was drawn to the bold arrangement of flowers combining her remarkable eye for beauty and her uncanny attention to details now highly refined from her work for Couture collections. Marcella is inspired to explore more enduring ways embody and embolden fresh arrangements, and reinvents herself as The Art Flower Maker, where her ephemeral creations are permanently captured through both photography and sculpture. During her daily walks in the New York City’s flower...