Artwork details
- Medium : Bronze, Stainless Steel Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 24in, Height: 8in, Depth: 1.5in
- Edition : All editions sold (20 / 20)
- Artist's proof : 1
About this artwork
Taken straight from the sketchbook, this scribble was made while listening to music and has been re-imagined in cold-pressed steel.
The steel is finished through an oxidation process using a black patina which inhibits rust while allowing the metal to retain its quality and texture. A clear coat is applied for further protection.
Issued in editions of 20 every sculpture is still slightly different due to the unique qualities of each piece of steel… and atmospheric conditions during creation and oxidation. This work is hung directly onto the wall by metal dowels through three small drill holes. Very durable work that can be dusted or washed with a damp cloth.
All steel metal sketches can be custom scaled up to six feet on the longest edge.
Please contact the artist for scale or metal variation options.
The steel is finished through an oxidation process using a black patina which inhibits rust while allowing the metal to retain its quality and texture. A clear coat is applied for further protection.
Issued in editions of 20 every sculpture is still slightly different due to the unique qualities of each piece of steel… and atmospheric conditions during creation and oxidation. This work is hung directly onto the wall by metal dowels through three small drill holes. Very durable work that can be dusted or washed with a damp cloth.
All steel metal sketches can be custom scaled up to six feet on the longest edge.
Please contact the artist for scale or metal variation options.
Paul Arsenault
United States
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Every day in the studio, I try to make art that is uniquely my own. »
Paul Arsenault is a painter and sculptor based in the United States whose works have been exhibited nationally and in the United Kingdom. In his painterly compositions, he explores his fascination with the narratives of daily life, human interaction, and how these interactions, combined with the notions of human identity, community, and nonconformity, contribute to the evolution of society. Whereas, Arsenault's "Metal Sketches" convey the beauty and simplicity of the line.