Anna Frlan
"My art practice is focused on steel as a sculptural medium. I have learned that steel is an inherently malleable material. Steel is composed mainly of soft iron ore, and retains these natural origins even though it has been hardened with carbon in the factory. I use welding and plasma cutting techniques to explore the metamorphosis of steel, creating new forms that challenge the perceived industrial nature of steel. My sculptures are created through processes of accumulation, accretion, melting, cutting, pattern making and assembling. Each series merges steel with a thematic concept stemming from my desire to explore the history of this material that came of age during the industrial revolution."
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Anna Frlan
$2,000.00
Pattern 2 (petals and bloom), 2022. Sculpture made from plasma-cut steel. This wall-mounted piece hangs about 2.5" from the wall, allowing stunning shadows to take shape behind the intricate steel...
Anna Frlan
$2,000.00
Pattern 3 (two spider webs), 2022. Sculpture made from plasma-cut steel. This wall-mounted piece hangs about 2.5" from the wall, allowing stunning shadows to take shape behind the intricate steel...
Anna Frlan
$2,000.00
Pattern 1 (shell and water), 2022. Sculpture made from plasma-cut steel. This wall-mounted piece hangs about 2.5" from the wall, allowing stunning shadows to take shape behind the intricate steel...
Anna Frlan
$1,660.00
Fortress for a Warrior Bird (includes four branches) from the Nest Series, made of steel. This series is based on research about how birds create nests from found materials such as twigs, string...