Andrew Baldwin
Kinetic Sculptor
Taking his cue from Tiguely, Takis, Panamarenko and other artists dealing with shifting and movement, Andrew creates moving machine and figures in a space, depth and chaotic state. The machines slow and methodical movements betray a hope and courage situation. It asks the question 'can we build from a delayed situation'. These two works are an expression of a specific relationship. It is telling the story of a passage that two people took when they embarked on a journey together. The passage of the time frame is made visible as the figures come together and fall apart. The figures rarely come together in space and time indicating a life span.
The lady Bronze figure. Produced using the traditional lost wax process. Rubber mould, wax mould, bronze figure. The production of this work took one year to complete.
The Man Cast Iron figure.Andrew used old Victorian cast iron down pipes and guttering to produce this figure. He made his own kiln to melt and pour the cast iron. The moulds were made from, horse manure, clay and sand.
The Lady Sale Price - £16000.00
The Cast Iron Man Sale Price - £24000.00
