Concrete Sculpture and Wall Art - Monochrome series #3

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Concrete Sculpture and Wall Art

This unique work is one in a series of small framed works exploring form, colour, and material achieved through different layouts of 3 monochrome domes. Each work in this series is framed in Silky Oak with Gidgee and Red Cedar splines and measures 20 x 20 x 3.5 cm

Elevate your space with this carefully crafted masterpiece, effortlessly blending minimalist aesthetics with industrial allure.

Our concrete wall art and sculpture offer a unique and contemporary twist to interior design, adding a touch of industrial chic and raw sophistication to any space. The marriage of form, texture, and material in concrete pieces creates a visually striking impact, capturing the essence of modern aesthetics.

Sculpture Focus: Intricate Designs Elevate Any Room

Our sculptures, whether abstract or figurative, inject character and depth into rooms. They showcase concrete’s versatility for dynamic, expressive pieces.

Versatile Design: Concrete Art for Interior Harmony

Concrete art bridges urban and natural elements in interior design. Its neutral tones complement various styles, offering a bold choice for a modern aesthetic.

Architectural Inspiration: Shaping My Concrete Art

Drawing from architects’ innovative work in concrete, my art is influenced by visionary designs. Architects illuminate concrete’s potential for artistic expression.

Dynamic Interplay: Architecture Inspires Concrete Effects

Architectural interplay of light, shadow, and texture fuels my concrete art. Studying concrete integration into structures ignites a passion for pushing aesthetic boundaries.

Guided by Visionaries: Architects Inspire Creativity

Architects serve as creative beacons, shaping my concrete narratives. Their groundbreaking contributions resonate in the expressive storytelling of my concrete sculptures and wall art.

See other pieces in this series – https://haydenphoenixartist.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1370&action=edit https://haydenphoenixartist.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1356&action=edit

A little of the inspiration for my work – https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/02/t-magazine/sou-fujimoto.html

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