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Frans Boekkooi - "Wired" |
Wired
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WiredSorry but this work has already been sold. may be willing to undertake a commission.
Details Jesmonite and wire W: 310mm x H: 370mm x D: 280mm This work is unframed Price US$1,685 SOLD Scale
Reference Kuhne Boekkooi Fine Arts About "Wired" The sculpture has a fascination with the inner world of the child. The little boy, totally immersed in playing with a wire car, is based on the sculptor's son Leighton, at the age of 6. Edition sold out. |
Frans Boekkooi
View all 48 works by Frans Boekkooi About Frans
Frans is an Artist with SouthAfricanArtists.com based in South Africa. "My sculptures feed off the nostalgia of innocent times, lost in thought or activity. Sometimes they even embody the thoughts or pictures born in a moment – but every piece has meaning. To me, at least, they speak.” Price Range US$337-25,587 Galleries Exhibitions Frans Boekkooi was introduced to sculpture at the age of fourteen and won his first major sculpture award (ATKV) at sixteen. He received the ‘Best on Show’ Award at the 2000 EPSAC Annual Exhibition. His work features in collections in the UK, US, Australia, China and Holland, as well as the Presidents Collection. Frans is a sought-after commissioned artist who works from ideas and / or photographs to the client’s specifications and achieves an astounding likeness to the subject. Among his clients are architects, interior designers, corporate buyers and art lovers who want an exclusive and personal work of art. He lives in Nieu Bethesda, a small village in the Karoo, South Africa. Education NMMU Fine Arts Recommend this Work!
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