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Wire Art by Bart Soutendijk

Custom, commissioned wire wall murals, tabletop statues, and wire stories

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Biker wire wall mural

Wire table top statue

Born in New Orleans wire wall mural

Wire Wall Murals . Table Top Statues . Wire Stories

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Bart Soutendijk makes murals for public, commercial, and residential locations out of wire – his drawing medium of choice. The wire pieces are the final step in a simplification process that starts with a photograph or group of photographs. He makes and remakes a digital line drawing to emphasize only the essence of the subject, then, like the poet who reviews every word, he re-examines every turn and curve as he bends the wire into a sculpture. The final installation, a solid line in space in front of a moving shadow, has scale enough to suit a large wall without dominating the room.  His wire art has been purchased by collectors from all over the world. See, also, Bart's botanical renderings.

Blue Moon Gallery wire art show

wire wall mural of runners

Bart installs fun run wire wall mural at Verison Gallery

win place show wire wall mural  at Hot Springs restaurant

golf swing wire mural mounted on laminate frame at vistancia country club

wire wall art of cowboy and cowgirl kissingwire mural of girls swingingwire wall mural of girl reading
wire wall mural of river walk bistrowire art of nude back



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Copyright: All artwork on this site is copyright by Bart Soutendijk 2011. Unauthorized use or reproduction of any image is both unethical and illegal under Federal copyright law