Meltin’ Metal
Perspective
I invite people to look at my work and view the pieces from their own perspective and life experience. My sculptures may communicate with you. Most of my sculptures purposely have no name, so not to influence what others see.
Welding and forging techniques are used to shape, construct and give sculptures texture. The one of a kind works create unique forms with a free flowing movement. Welding and forging give me the ability to conceive and create sculptures so that shapes can be placed in juxtapositions that attract attention and challenge the mind.
The Japanese concept of wabi-sabi, finding beauty from imperfection, has always intrigued me. I create for myself and if my sculptures communicate well with others their connection to my art is fulfilling.
-Frederick Goldstein
Art Works
Wall
Standing
Table
Art in
Public Places
… I realized there were shapes and textures I wanted to create with metal that I could not achieve with a welder. As a result, I learned to use blacksmithing with a coal fire, hammer and anvil. I suppose I dreamed what I wanted to do and then learned new skills to accomplish what I wanted to create …