Metal Clouds

Metal Clouds serie features unique 24x36 in (61x91 cm) mixed-media artworks.

Bent aluminum pipes intertwine creating curved shapes in different colors. They can be displayed together in different lay outs. All pieces are available to purchase.

Also featuring below The Urban Tree - an 8-foot-tall sculpture with three geometric branches rising from a circular base.

AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE
Metal Cloud before paint applied
Colorful tangled wire shapes, including yellow, white, red, green, and silver wires, arranged against a plain background.
Colorful plastic hairbands tangled on a wooden floor.
Colorful tangled neon-like light tubes on a white wall
Colorful abstract wire sculpture on a white background.
Multiple colored plastic headbands, including purple, red, black, pink, and green, intertwined and placed on a white surface.
Neon light shaped like a hot dog, in red, white, blue, and cream colors, on a wooden floor.
A tangled pile of colorful plastic-coated wires in various colors including black, white, pink, orange, green, red, and yellow on a black background.
Colorful tangled neon tubes on a white background.
Colorful tangled metal or plastic loops on white background.
Colorful tangled neon wire sculpture on white textured wall.
Colorful neon wires in yellow, orange, white, and green, tangled together on a black surface.
Colorful tangled metal wire sculpture mounted on a white wall.
Colorful glow sticks arranged in a pattern on a wooden floor.
Colorful neon wire art piece with intertwined wires in black, green, orange, yellow, and copper on a white background.
Colorful tangled metal wire shapes on a white background.
Multiple colorful plastic-coated metal wires tangled on a black background.
Curved aluminum pipes bent and intertwined. before painted. on black background.

The Urban Tree

The Urban Tree is a sculpture measuring 8 feet tall and approximately 40 inches in diameter.

Three geometrical branches rise from a circular base and sprout towards the sky.

Seven element of a soft geometry intertwine with the three branches in a sequence representing the rhythm of the seven days of the week.

The sculpture suggests an interplay of opposites, inspired and resembling something natural and  organic but reinterpreted with a modern, industrial slant.

Installed in Brickell Avenue Miami Florida. The sculpture is light and airy as well as impactful, lending itself to the harmonious fusion with the Brickell landscape.