Six steel sculptures on one stand: F5.01a at the fair
For a few days my sculptures left the studio and moved into an exhibition hall. Stand F5.01a is a white corner, and it held six works at once plus a wall of smaller pieces. Here is what visitors could see up close.
What was on the stand
- Zubr is the largest piece: 2.5 metres long, hundreds of polished stainless steel facets riveted by hand. In 2026 it received a distinction in the Pekao Art Stories 3 competition.
- Helpless Soul is a figure growing out of roots, made of stainless and Cor-Ten steel. It stood in the middle of the corner on a bed of moss, with red light running along the seams.
- Diva is a 1.9-metre female figure whose hair is a living plant.
- The Invisible One is a man in a hat, 2 metres tall: 100 hours of 3D modelling and 50 hours of assembly.
- Dogs Not Allowed stood at the front edge of the stand, as if walking out into the aisle.
- Dodge Challenger is a small sliced model made of parallel laser-cut plates.
On the walls hung smaller works: sliced panels and round mirror pieces.
Why steel is worth seeing in person
A photo flattens a polished sculpture. In a real room every facet catches the light, and the walls around the stand were covered in reflections. The sculpture changes as you walk around it. The sliced works behave the same way: the form appears only when you change the angle.
A sculpture for your space
Every one of these works started as a 3D model. If you would like a sculpture for a café, an office, a garden or a public space, write to me. We will talk through the idea, the size and the place where it will stand.
