$150.00
This series of limited edition Prints are from local Artist Baby. Each print run is limited to 50 prints.. Prints are available in white or beech frames 25 x 34 cm. Size can be scaled to order.
Baby Guerrilla is well known for street art throughout Melbourne. The artists work has been published in a number of street art books including “Land of Sunshine”
In the artists own words . . . . “After graduating from VCA I was all set for life as a painter. Street art began as a hobby on the side that seemed to take on a life of its own then grew and grew. Now I see the two mediums as complimentary. The possibilities for my drawings are infinite.
I see drawing on walls as a beautiful challenge… the challenge of space and constraints. Defying gravity, dancing with gravity. The love affair continues…”
Baby Guerrilla has had numerous exhibitions including a solo exhibition here at Post Industrial Design in March 2013. Works are also available as Adhesives and can be scaled to specific sizes. If you would like a customised piece please contact us directly to arrange this for you on 03 93627703.
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Chrysalis was part of the Montalto Sculpture Prize and has recently been purchased by The Greater Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust and will soon be installed at the Fawkner Cemetery.
The work is intended to not only to reflect the transformations of the past, but also to draw attention to the continuing evolution of the present. The sculpture shows only one wing has emerged, the process halted before the revelation of its full. What exactly will it be? The unknown offers excitement, wonder and sometimes trepidation. A rebirth of sorts. A recognition of the care required to protect what is precious, until it is fully formed.
The work has been designed in response to the dynamic changes happening in my local neighbourhood. The thoughts underlying the sculpture is consideration for the delicate balance required between old and new. As with Chrysalis, the period of metamorphous is a delicate time. We need to manage this well and find a balance between the ‘new guard’ and the ‘old school’
Materials
Constructed from reclaimed steel and stone the sculpture. The work is intended to rust over time. The rust is an intended outcome, with the rich reds working in with the landscape, imbuing an organic tone to the work.
$2,500.00
Earth Spirit 2 is a wall sculpture by Jos Van Hulsen. It was part of a body of work developed during a artist residency at Bundanon Trust in NSW. The property was originally donated by Arthur Boyd and his wife Yvonne for the purpose of nurturing artists and the creative process. Jos spent one month at Bundanon as an Artist in Residency. He was greatly moved and influenced by the Australian bushland. This sculpture was a made as a tribute to this landscape and the connection to land that Jos felt when he was there.
$950.00
Emotional Ballast is a recent sculpture by Jos Van Hulsen which explores the emotional balancing act of being an artist. Based loosely on the ballast of a ship, the work is about feelings of vulnerability as an artist. The need for a strong inner sense of self when your work is constantly validated (or not) by others.
Jos Van Hulsen has been working as a sculptural designer for over 30 years. His work is found in prominent private and public collections throughout Australia.
$1,250.00
Happy Foot is a recent sculpture by Jos Van Hulsen. The work is all about fun and whimsy. Made from found object including an old boot makers foot, a old roller-skate and kitchen utensils. I cannot help but smile when I see this work - it is playful and fun.
Jos Van Hulsen has been working as a sculptural designer for over 30 years. His work is found in prominent private and public collections throughout Australia.
Sculpture measures H60 x L50 x W12cm
$950.00
Harness is one of Jos Van Hulsen's latest works made from old harness buckles from horse carriages and girth buckles from saddles. Jos's sculptural work is all about preserving history by using old materials and refashioning them into contemporary works. 'Harness' is a work that explores balance, symmetry and flow. As with all of Jos's work this is a one off sculptural work. The piece measures H 52 x L 21 x W 12 cm
Jos Van Hulsen has been working as a sculptural designer for over 30 years. His work is found in prominent private and public collections throughout Australia.
$230.00
This industrial bar stool comes in both a raw steel finish and a white finish. They are designed and hand made by Jos Van Hulsen in his home studio in West Footscray. The seats are made from recycled Mahogony and the base from powder coated steel. They measure 70cm in height, width 29cm at the base. The seat is 44cm x 44cm. Height or colour not quite right for you? Call us we can customise them to your exact measurements. Ph 03 93627703
$650.00
These Jewellery box's are the first of a series by Jos Van Hulsen. Inspired by Sean Tan's illustrations, the work is perfect as a stand alone sculpture or as a jewellery box. The door opens into a 2 shelving cavity where you can place or your precious pieces. Hang earrings and necklaces of the outside or simply enjoy as is.
Jos Van Hulsen has been working as a sculptural designer for over 30 years. His work is found in prominent private and public collections throughout Australia.
$1,200.00
Rolling Rhythm is a sculptural work by Jos Van Hulsen. The sculpture uses opposing elements to examine balance and harmony. As with much of Jos's work his ability to work everyday objects into his work is the core of his art work. This piece is no exception with mixed media including knitting needles, bowling ball, thistle flowers and steel
Jos Van Hulsen has been working as a sculptural designer for over 30 years. His work is found in prominent private and public collections throughout Australia.