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To and Fro Ornament Stand in Black Patina

Metal Ornament Display Stand (ID: A186768)
Designed by Paul Arsenault
$250
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The "To and Fro" Ornament Stand turns a continuous line into a freestanding study of balance and movement, with sweeping curves rising from the base to cross and separate, then extend into an open spiral designed to suspend a favorite ornament within the composition. Each steel stand is made and finished by hand, so subtle variations in the surface are part of the work.

Available in black patina or nickel-finish. The height from hook to base is approximately 12 inches.
  • Signed by the artist
  • Materials: Steel
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Paul Arsenault

Paul Arsenault

"My sculptures are all about the beauty of line. I strive to faithfully recreate the immediacy and intimacy of pencil drawings from my sketchbook in metal."

Arsenault strives to capture the quirky and unexpected, either holding onto formal elements and techniques, or rejecting them when the rules require breaking. In his work, playful experimentation and happy accidents meet formal rigors, evoking freshness and a sense of visual intrigue.

Paul Arsenault's ''Metal Sketches'' open his sketchbook to the world. What begins as an intimate, personal sketch is transformed into sculpture through a multi-step process, finally rendered in sheet metal and displayed on the wall. Each ''Metal Sketch'' sits 2 inches from the wall, creating intricate shadows as the light changes.

Paul Arsenault graduated with honors from Massachusetts College of Art & Design in 2000. He received an MA in fine art from Cambridge School of Art in Cambridge, UK in 2016. He works out of a studio building in Somerville, MA as well as a metal shop in Rhode Island.