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"Horse #1" by Michael Lillas is a remarkable sculpture that showcases his unique talent for transforming recycled materials into art. Crafted entirely from repurposed horseshoes, this piece stands as a testament to Michael's innovative approach to blacksmithing and his commitment to sustainability. The sculpture's...
"Chook A Doodle" is a charming and whimsical representation of the familiar farmyard chicken, crafted with his signature wire artistry. This sculpture is a playful piece that reflects Russell’s continuous exploration of our connection to the environment. The intricate wire work creates a sense of movement and...
Yesterday marked a momentous day for the Brookfield art community as we celebrated the opening day of the "Flowing Forms" exhibition. The event surpassed all expectations, drawing a steady stream of art enthusiasts, locals, and esteemed guests. The atmosphere was buzzing with energy, perfectly complemented by the delightful...
With this sculpture Russell brings to life the dynamic essence of one of nature's most intriguing insects. This sculpture is a continuation of his exploration of the natural world, showcasing his ability to transform found objects into a lively representation of a dragonfly. Russell’s expertise in capturing...
"Sphere #1" by Michael Lillas, a sculpture that showcases his innovative approach to blacksmithing and passion for recycling. As a retired barrister turned artisan, Michael brings new life to discarded steel products, with this particular piece elegantly constructed from repurposed horseshoes. "Sphere #1" stands as a...
"Lacewing 1" is a masterful wire sculpture by Russell Solomon, exemplifying his fascination with the natural world and his unique approach to three-dimensional art. Drawing inspiration from his deep connection to the New South Wales northern beaches, this piece intricately portrays the delicate and ethereal nature of a...
Bronze 95mm (W) x 450 mm (H) x 40 mm (D) "Out To Lunch" by Mela Cooke is a delightful bronze sculpture that playfully captures the whimsy of everyday moments. This unique piece cleverly juxtaposes the unlikely pair of a baby goat and a handbag, inviting viewers to...
With a background as a physiotherapist Mela has always had an appreciation of the human form. When sculpting, she draws on family and friends as models and she takes a multitude of photos from all angles for accuracy of the lines of a pose. Mela now works almost entirely in...
Helidon freestone on black granite base 45cm (H) x 55cm (W) x 30cm (D) (includes base) After carving a massive red granite arctic boulder into a rose in Germany in September, I felt I needed to come back to earth and carve a flower bud from a much smaller stone....
Black granite, bronze rod, and paint 188cm (H) x 45cm (W) x 40cm (D) (includes base) This sculpture is for me an organic and playful representation of the earth’s energies rising. I initially had the vision to create this enigmatic piece and after I completed it discovered that such...
Red granite on granite base 57cm high x 57 x 18 (includes base) Based on the significance of the number nine I wanted to give the heart of a flower a “window” which highlighted our connection with the world of Flora. It is actually a maquette or scaled model for...
Helidon freestone 55cm (H) x 100cm (W) x 80cm (D) Inspired by Buddhist philosophy, this peaceful sculpture reminds us of the importance of “spiritual space” in our lives, to give us balance and a lighter perspective. It is a cup, emptying into the earth from which it also receives sustenance....
Helidon freestone, red jasper, and red granite, 85cm (H) x 125cm (W) x 80cm (D) (includes base) This sculpture represents the unfolding beauty and our acceptance of natural life forces shaping our environment and vision. It is part of the continuing story of our human perception within the cycles of...
Only 2 weeks to go until the opening! Another busy week is behind us preparing for Sculpture in the Rose Garden. We made progress with our artists profiles and media for the website and print displays. It is shaping up to be a great exhibition bringing art into the heart...
Ribbon steel – shaped with heat and handmade tools Natural rust patina, also available in colour finishes 2.6m x 1.8m x 1.2m This sculpture is a deeply personal representation for the artist, embodying the grace and confidence of a stretching horse. It recalls the serene movements of a...
Helidon freestone, black granite, and white marble 125cm high x 120 x 76 (includes base) This beautiful flower sculpture symbolises the constant pulsations of the heart, soul, and spirit in Nature and ourselves. This sculpture is for sale Please contact us for details Call 0411834140...
Mixed Media, Kiln-fired clay 60cm (H) x 45cm (W) John Fegan's 'Lady in the Leaves' is a striking sculpture that artfully blends natural imagery with artistic craftsmanship. This piece features a serene face, reminiscent of a forest nymph, emerging from a tapestry of leaves, all rendered...
Introducing Antone Bruinsma, a seasoned Australian sculptor with over 35 years of professional experience, whose journey in art began in his youth, inspired by his father, a Dutch artist and painter. Antone's family moved from Amsterdam to Australia when he was 12, a transition that marked the beginning...
Introducing Fred Beel, an artist whose background as a semi-retired fitter, machinist, toolmaker, and welder deeply informs his creative practice. Fred's experience in these trades has provided him with a diverse skill set, particularly in working with metal, which he skillfully combines with his imagination. This unique blend...
Introducing Pinjarra Hills artist Nina Summers. Nina has been a longstanding member of Sculptors Queensland, where she regularly showcases her work in society exhibitions. Her sculptures have a unique appeal, often being chosen by visitors to become part of their personal collections. In 2018, her skill was recognised when she...