Artwork details
- Medium : Steel With Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 413.4in, Height: 37in, Depth: 19.3in
About this artwork
woman practicing yoga, sitting in lotus position.
Cortennote 1 steel, also called weathering steel, self-protecting steel, or weathering steel in Quebec, is a steel with induced surface corrosion. It is used in architecture, landscaping, construction and outdoor sculpture, for its appearance and its resistance to atmospheric conditions. The oxidation of Corten steel occurs naturally in six months and then stabilizes over time, but some professionals… use rust accelerator to rust the surface in less than an hour. When Corten steel is intended for interior use, it is nevertheless possible to stop the oxidation at a chosen stage by applying a protective varnish (such as Rustol) to preserve the state reached and add a certain degree of shine.
Cortennote 1 steel, also called weathering steel, self-protecting steel, or weathering steel in Quebec, is a steel with induced surface corrosion. It is used in architecture, landscaping, construction and outdoor sculpture, for its appearance and its resistance to atmospheric conditions. The oxidation of Corten steel occurs naturally in six months and then stabilizes over time, but some professionals… use rust accelerator to rust the surface in less than an hour. When Corten steel is intended for interior use, it is nevertheless possible to stop the oxidation at a chosen stage by applying a protective varnish (such as Rustol) to preserve the state reached and add a certain degree of shine.
William David
France
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« Patience, meticulousness, and rigor are keywords. Creative, inventive, self-taught, I challenge myself to achieve. »
William David is a sculptor based in France whose works have been exhibited nationally. In addition, his art has been featured in publications such as Tendances Magazine. Busts captivate David and have become his true passion. His specialty is welding, and in his artistic process, he creates a continuity of material between two different parts, then several others, in order to obtain a unified singular composition.