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Art Imitates Nature In These Wild Steel Sculptures
By Author Info | March 18, 2020
Multi-talented Utah-based sculptor, Andrew Chase creates stunning mechanical wildlife sculptures made of raw steel and an assortment of recycled automotive and industrial parts. These eerily life-like creations each take the artist 80-120 hours to complete. From African elephants to Polar Bears to the mighty T.Rex, the artist welcomes commissions for animals of all shapes and species.
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