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50*50

"O,Sailor"

2026

Fiberglass

SaifShek

A family approached me with an unusual and deeply touching request.
They had lost their little companion, who had been part of their lives for many years. They wanted something more than a memorial — something that would keep the warmth of their love alive.
This became a very special sculpture for me. I created a white metal angel lamp with a personal engraving, hoping its gentle light would bring them comfort.
While creating it, I kept thinking about something…
Perhaps we don’t truly lose those we love. We only lose the ability to hold them close.
And maybe that’s what this angel represents. A light that cannot erase the darkness of loss, but reminds us that love never really disappears. 🤍

Public artwork outside Capital Tower in Singapore. Coloured glass sculptures integrated with a fountain.

Try to win this in auschwitz, but the bidding platform was not working. And my wife really wants one like this. Anyone know where I can find one

Looking for a piece simulator to this. It is bronze

A 4th dimentional version the initial concept should have been a classic serpent dragon with metal parts but I want a more cosmic style so i made him to be a bunch of oroborous stuck together rings on rings

Sharing a hand-forged chess set that took approximately one year to create.

What interests me most is how much character is contained in the individual figures: their faces, gestures, clothing, weapons, shields, and musical instruments. The worked metal surfaces remain a prominent part of their appearance.

The board measures 54 × 54 cm (21.26 × 21.26 inches), and the king is 14 cm (5.51 inches) tall.
Total weight is approximately 81.6 lb (37 kg)

I have included close-ups as well as views of the two sides. Which figures do you find most expressive, and how well do you think they work together as a sculptural composition?

Two stages of chemical treatment on one of my geometric metal sculptures.
I find it fascinating how much the surface finish can change the entire character of a sculpture.
Which look do you prefer — dark or rust-toned?

Which one do yall like the most? My fave is the horse ✨

thanks everyone

I'll just call it the Slate Tear, even if the shape sorta got away from me. But someone suggested Mr Wiggles, and I like that name too.

I use this boulder as a pedestal for creating experimental pieces. Built free form with no guide. It's not perfect, doesn't have to be. Will be replaced when the time comes. Last one stood here for half a year, maybe less.

Red 354 clay for modelling 😊

This is the sketch for my pumpkin in my sculpture class. Im working on it in class so I dont have any pictures but I wanted to ask what yall think of the mouse idea. And also what color should I make him when hes out of the kiln?