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Carved Door And Transom, Can Serve As Wall Pannel

$20,000

The carved door and transom is a project from 1970. It was installed in the Vorpal Gallery in San Francisco. Height 10ft x 42 inches wide, It is eight 10 ft slabs of 2" thick Black Walnut laminated together and cut into two pieces and carved. One 7ft door with 3ftx3ft transom above the door. It has a custom-made bronze doorknob plate, without knob or internal hardware. there are a few minor dings but structurally sound. This is available as is. I am opened for commissioned projects in carved wood.

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Bradford Hansen-Smith

Bradford Hansen-Smith

Wholemovement

Grand Forks, ND
Member since: 2015
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As a child I painted and drew until realizing I learned more by making objects. Carving wood, casting bronze and welding steel I addressed issues about man and technology in my work.

Second phase of development was twenty-five years of daily exploring folding circles. This I call Wholemovement. I continue to fold circles because no one else does and there is so much more there than anything I could have imagined. I am beginning to incorporate the folded geometry into more traditional materials of which there are here a few samples. They may give an ideas about something you otherwise would not have thought of. If so let's talk about it.

My work is always towards exploration into ideas and concepts where the process remains open for surprises beyond my control that often give a spontaneous feel to a well finished piece that otherwise would not be there. I am most interested in problem solving projects to see what comes to the surface. My need in making things is to actually see what they look like and to feel them in space.

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