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Paul Stein
South Africa
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455 pieces
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Aluminium, Steel With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 22.8in, Height: 77.6in, Depth: 15.7in
- Edition : All editions sold (3 / 3)
About this artwork
This sculpture is an abstract representation of an imaginary meeting with a distant relative, who suddenly appears out of nowhere, and is not quite what you expected.
Its is made in aluminium and the main body of the sculpture has a emulsion paint textured finish, and this contrasts with high gloss details in gloss auto-lacquer.
The sculpture is non corrosive, and is mounted on a black steel base. The whole sculpture sits on top of a small black… plinth which is supplied with the sculpture.
The sculpture is made in an edition , this being 1/3.
Its is made in aluminium and the main body of the sculpture has a emulsion paint textured finish, and this contrasts with high gloss details in gloss auto-lacquer.
The sculpture is non corrosive, and is mounted on a black steel base. The whole sculpture sits on top of a small black… plinth which is supplied with the sculpture.
The sculpture is made in an edition , this being 1/3.
Paul Stein
South Africa
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Art Fair Participant
- Works on commission
« Abstract sculptures tickle the imagination; a viewer may remark, "It reminds me of..." »
Paul Stein is an established South African sculptor who first discovered the magic and power of art as a child, when he was captivated by the photos his father would project onto a screen through Kodachrome slides. Despite the majority of his works carrying an abstract style, he draws heavily on life as we know it, shaping his sculptures to reflect the human spirit and allowing imagination to fill in the rest. His overall body of work is defined by curves and sweeping forms.
