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Michael B. Pocock

The Sanctuary

This sculpture represents my transition from figurative to conceptual and abstract themes in metal art. The clients desired a unique and elegant entranceway piece made from Corten steel art that is also three-dimensional. Effective coordination with engineers, C.A.D. designers, and crane operators is essential for this sculpture design.

Corten Steel Sculpture: The Sanctuary

Modern brown sculpture in front of a house.



The first stage was to establish a budget and come up with a design. Once the shape and size was determined, I had a sample image (albeit a primitive one) to show the client. Then it was off to the quarry to find the perfect base for the sculpture.



Stacks of stone slabs with a hat and a small object on top.



Once all the details were taken care of, contracts were signed and laser cutting was out and back to the studio, fabrication and detailing could begin.

Fabrication & Detailing

Worker grinding a large metal sculpture indoors.




Metal sculpture or industrial component in workshop.

Installation

Truck crane lifting a large rock near pine trees.



During the complicated installation stage, great care was taken to protect plants, grass and underground watering systems.



Metal sculpture hanging in front of a house.
Metal sculpture in a garden in front of a stone house entrance.



Plastic was placed under the stone to manage the rust stains that occur during the curing stage of the Corten Steel conditioning.



Metal sculpture on a stone base with tools around.

Installation Complete







Over the years, the clients were thrilled with the changes in colour, as well as the overall impact sculpture has on the presentation and stature of their Ski Chalet.

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Michael B. Pocock

108 George Street, Clarksburg, Ontario, Canada

1 519 599 1066