Other Media by Wayne Jeffery 15 Artworks Sold

Brolga Preening

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95cm (W) x 45cm (H) x 2cm (D)

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A$980

Arrives 3–5 Aug

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Artwork Description

This is an original artwork made out of recycled steel. I am inspired by the natural flow of nature and I particularly like the beautiful shapes of brolgas. This work is made from small bits of steel found in recycled bins, and it is gratifying to give them a new lease of life. These works are popular throughout galleries in Western Australia.

The artwork has a hanging point in the centre that is concealed from the front.

Artist Bio

Wayne Jeffery is best known for his recycled steel artworks that reflect the flow and elegance of nature. “My work celebrates the interactions between creatures, plants and environments that tell a story or captures a distinct mood or feeling. These subtleties are often missed in our fast-paced lifestyle, but must never be taken for granted.” With an emphasis on custom paint colours and finishes, as well as the natural direction of the scrap metal he repurposes, his work has been described as having an organic flow and a distinct sculptural style. Using a cold-forging method, his works are made from thousands of small pieces that he mosaics together to create sculpture, furniture and features for both residential and commercial applications. He has a particular affinity for Australian flora and fauna, for its ability to withstand such a harsh environment and for the diversity of textures, colours and shapes.
Wayne has been producing this style of artwork since 2008, selling to private collectors globally through fine art galleries in Western Australia, and extending to the Eastern States, and now on Bluethumb.

Commissions

Wayne's studio is in Byford, Western Australia