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Wire and Recycled Metal Animal Sculptures

by E.D.W. Lynch on February 11, 2013

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Wire and recycled metal animal sculptures Barbara Franc

British artist Barbara Franc creates wonderful animal sculptures out of wire and recycled metal scraps. A selection of her sculptures are available at Union Gallery in Edinburgh.

I have always been fascinated by the shapes and sculptural forms of animals, they present a never-ending source of inspiration to me. I try to capture a feeling of their movement and presence in my sculpture. For this I use wire and other materials in a way that suggests drawing in three dimensions. This allows me greater freedom to add changes whenever I want during the construction to keep the feeling fluid and to reflect the diversity of movement and form.

Wire and recycled metal animal sculptures Barbara Franc

Wire and recycled metal animal sculptures Barbara Franc

Wire and recycled metal animal sculptures Barbara Franc

Wire and recycled metal animal sculptures Barbara Franc

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