Metal art train sculpture
Alliage de métaux 919 vues
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Sculpture
- Médium
- Alliage de métaux
- Dimensions
- 154,9 × 30,5 cm
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
handmade by artist Giannis Dendrinos Welded car parts Anti-rust varnished for indoor use Dimensions: Part 1 of train: 65x27x31cm, 26Kg Part 2 of train: 35x22x18cm, 7Kg Part 3 of train: 55x23x29cm, 17Kg Contact the artist: dendrinosyan@hotmail.com Find out more vehicles as cars, motorbikes from Gianni’s work, on pinterest. BUY THIS METAL TRAIN SCULPTURE VIA OUR ETSY SHOP https://www.etsy.com/listing/178846457/modern-art-sculpture-metal-train?ref=shop_home_active_5 This Metal art train sculpture was created by Greek artist Giannis Dendrinos. He is a sculptor and visual artist living in Greece. Giannis has created a series of metal art automobile sculptures. Trains, cars, bikes and ships are many of his creations. He uses scrap metal and car parts to create his metal art sculptures. Self-taught in metal sculpture, he has studied automation engineering. The raw material he uses for his artworks is industrial metallic spare parts. The subjects that inspire him are either human-centered, such as motherhood. Many if his ideas are connected to the nature of the material he uses, originating from the contemporary industrial society. His work focuses on the position and relation of Man with the modern society. Find out more vehicles as cars, motorbikes from Gianni’s work, on pinterest.
Giannis Dendrinos was born in 1978 in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, and lived there until the age of 12. He studied in Athens to be an automation technician (2003), and then art restoration (2006). Self-taught in metal sculpture, he lives and works in Athens -where he has his workshop since 2000- both as an artist and an automation technician. The raw material he uses for his artworks is industrial metallic spare parts. The subjects that inspire him are either human-centered, such as motherhood, or connected to the nature of the material he uses, originating from the contemporary industrial society. His work focuses on the position and relation of Man with the modern society he lives in, as well as the contradiction between human nature and the automated society. He lives in Athens, Greece and has 2 daughters







