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James Portsmouth

Attrition

Attrition

Forged mild steel Height - 190cms Depth - 50cms Width - 80cms

Attrition

Attrition

Attrition

Attrition

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Attrition

Attrition

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Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Galvanised steel - SOLD Sculpture dimensions: Width - 100cms Depth - 100cms Height - 110cms Plinth dimensions: Height - 90cms Width - 55cms Depth - 50cms

Dissipate II

Dissipate II

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Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Dissipate II

Free Spirit

Free Spirit

Galvanised steel and wood (Edition of 10) Height - 176cms Length - 65cms Depth - 20cms

Free Spirit

Free Spirit

Free Spirit

Free Spirit

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Free Spirit

Free Spirit

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Undercurrent

Undercurrent

Galvanised steel and marble - SOLD Height - 92cms Length - 111.5cms Depth - 18.5cms

Undercurrent

Undercurrent

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Undercurrent

Undercurrent

Undercurrent

Undercurrent

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Undercurrent

Undercurrent

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James Portsmouth is an award-winning steel artist who graduated from Herefordshire & Ludlow college of arts in 2013. He creates contemporary steel artworks and architectural ironwork using traditional blacksmithing techniques alongside a modern interpretation.

James works with galleries, architects, interior designers, finishers and many other industries to create unique and innovative steel artworks which have been sold to collectors internationally.

About 'Free Spirit':

“A fragmented representation of a horse head comprising of many hundreds of hand punched steel disks meticulously hand welded together. The piece is deliberately left unfinished to juxtapose fragmentary and finished product, in effect it allows the viewer to engage with the sculpture and use their own imagination to place the missing pieces together in their mind to complete the forms of the sculpture. “

About 'Undercurrent':

“This sculpture captures the dramatic and turbulent, yet elegant and graceful motions of a marlin propelling itself through the surface of the ocean.
Made entirely from hundreds of small punched steel disks and over 30 meters of steel ribbons. Every element of this piece from the marlin through to each individual steel disk, has been meticulously hand forged and welded until the desired effect was perfect.”

 

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