This remarkable sculpture by renowned artist Mark Stasz were constructed from thick plate steel, dated 1980 Chicago Tannery mahogany, and Canadian Rocky Mountain granite. Stasz, known for transforming imaginative visions into large-scale artworks, dedicated several months to the creation of these pieces, ensuring both artistic merit and structural integrity.
Capable of being displayed in various settings—from gardens to patios—this sculpture exemplifies the beauty of combining man-made materials with natural elements. With sales typically ranging between $10,000 to $15,000 through galleries or commissions, this unique artwork is an opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Proudly offered for sale by the original owner, it represents a significant investment in both aesthetic and artistic heritage.
Mark Stasz's creative journey began at the Williston Northampton School and was further refined at Alfred University. His public installations, exceeding 450 across the U.S.—including notable sites like Los Angeles County Airport—showcase his signature style that blends delicate curves with bold forms, creating a sense of balance and lightness. This sculpture is not merely art but an experience, reflecting the essence of its environment while elevating any space it occupies.