Brutalist Cattails Sculpture Springs Steel Metal Scrap Granite Base Steampunk

Brutalist Cattails Sculpture Springs Steel Metal Scrap Granite Base Steampunk

For your consideration, a brutalist nature sculpture. Featuring two cattails made of metal springs, rod and leaves with brass welds mounted on solid granite. Measuring 15 1/4" t x 5 1/4" d x 9 1/4" w, at largest points. In nice ...

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History
  • Brutalist sculpture emerged in the mid-20th century, often characterized by its raw materials and organic forms, reflecting a reaction against traditional aesthetics.
  • The use of scrap metal and unconventional materials in art may echo broader trends in contemporary and industrial design, emphasizing sustainability and resourcefulness.
  • The incorporation of natural elements, such as cattails, in sculptural form addresses the ongoing dialogue between nature and industrialization in art history.

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