This exceptional Mid-Century Modern wall sculpture by acclaimed artist Marc Weinstein represents the pinnacle of 1970s Brutalist design. Produced through his company, Marc Creates Inc., the piece features an intricate, multi-layered lattice of torch-cut geometric steel elements. The composition brilliantly balances a rigid, interlocking structural form with a striking sense of fluid, architectural abstraction.

The sculpture exhibits a compelling interplay of mixed-metal tones. Polished and matte silvers contrast beautifully with rich, warm brass and gold brazing accents at the weld points. The openwork, three-dimensional depth creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, shifting in appearance depending on the angle of illumination. It functions as a commanding focal point, allowing the wall color behind it to peek through, making it highly versatile for integration into minimalist, industrial neoclassical, or retro-modern interiors.

The piece is a stunning testament to Weinstein's signature torch-cut and welding techniques.

Details & Specifications

Creator: Marc Weinstein for Marc Creates Inc.

In the style of: Brutalist / Mid-Century Modern

Place of origin: United States, St. Louis, MO.

Date of manufacture: Circa 1970s

Period: 1970-1979

Materials and techniques: Torch-cut steel, brass/gold-tone brazing, hand-welded metal

Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a beautifully aged patina, authentic weld marks, and intentional torch-cut texturing.

Location: Geneva, IL

Logistics: Local Chicagoland Delivery or Pickup

Dimensions: 33.5" W × 5.0" D × 18.0" H

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