Feather sculpture

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Jaehyo Lee, Arte Sella, International Meetings Art Nature, Trentino, Italy, 2015 http://www.leeart.name/ http://www.artesella.it/

Kate MccGwire’s anthropomorphic pieces exude a naturally sourced beauty as they writhe and loom in place. Much of her sculptural and installation work uses materials from the animal world, like pheasant and crow feathers, to create something new entirely. The British sculptor uses a dozen verbs to describe what she does: "I gather, collate, re-use, layer, peel, burn, reveal, locate, question, duplicate, play and photograph."

A tribute to the incredible generosity the Choctaw Nation showed the Irish people during the Great Famine.

Roy Evans on Instagram: "I’m making good progress with the sculpture for the exhibition at the 44AD gallery in Bath. As usual the armature of a heart shape around which the feathers will be placed is beautiful in itself but will be hidden when the piece is complete. This project has fuelled a lot of ideas for further sculptures. #coppersculpture #artforthehome #feather #heart @cotswoldsculptorsassociation @heritagecrafts @wagonyardartists @marlborough_open_studios @studio44ad"

Stunning stainless steel feather art sculpture forged from durable 304 stainless steel. Available in custom sizes to fit any lawn.

Widely-renowned British artist Kate MccGwire uses an unusual medium - hundreds and hundreds of bird feathers - to create her unique sculptures. By meticulously layering the feathers side by side, she creates swirling, tactile and snake-like compositions that look disturbingly alien.