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‘Blackened’ Recycled Metal, Wire and Stone Tree Sculptures

‘Blackened’ Recycled Metal, Wire and Stone Tree Sculptures

Following the devastating South Coast ‘Badja Road’ fire in early 2020 that destroyed Cobargo and surroundings South Coast of NSW,  LiveWire Sculpture’s artist Alan Holley, has started a new series of recycled metal sculptures.
This series depicts the world that Alan sees around him on his property- Blackened trees, with new growth on them…. but the landscape is still overall black and bleak.
Alan found a lot of melted glass and metal on his property after the fires and will be incorporating some of that in his new work.
The mossy granite he used for bases for now has gone….
Want to see what Sculptures Alan has for sale now?
send Alan an SMS 0418 428 002 ( he is in the bush so reception is tough!) or email him

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires, sitting outside on the property

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires, sitting outside on the property

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees close up on the black pumice stone & wire roots

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees close up on the black pumice stone & wire root

 

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Tree on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires, with "new " silver wire tips and roots sitting outside on the property

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Tree on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires, with “new ” silver wire tips and roots sitting outside on the property

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires

Live Wire Sculptures new Blackened Wire Trees on the base of black pumice stone & molten metal left from the South Coast Fires