Roman Horse

This sculpture is different from the majority of typical horse sculptures that are very flowing and liquid in their movements.   Mine has more of a unicorn inspiration in it's stance, head position, and tail form. 

The TIG welding method I use in my craft, doesn’t allow for smooth curves, so the end result is very rigid, stringent lines.   I think it gives a majestic sense to the horse and I am very pleased with it's appearance.


This piece is another example of the faceted perforated steel used in the Easter Island Head and the Shark sculpture.  It is a fun technique that gives great dimension to the sculpture.