Nathan Hull Sculpture Branching off

Description

Recycled pipes, tools and offcuts
1.9 x 1.2 x 1 m

Nathan Hull is best known for his unique and usually large sculptures created from an array of recycled metals, mostly stainless steel and copper but including engine parts, tools and other industrial detritus. Bringing a qualified engineering history to artistic inspiration often found in nature’s flora and fauna over the last 20 years have seen some incredible life size sculptures from insects to Bison and even a 6m wingspan Haast eagle brought to life. Each piece tends to evoke a feeling of immense strength and stability while developing their own unique personalities. Recently finding purpose in self-reflection and his own growth journey, more time is utilised playing with new style techniques and engineering processes, now focusing on creating sculptures with fun and whimsy or that hold more of a story.