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First step on the moon - sculpture in stainless steel by artist David Begbie

‘FOOTPRINT’ 2019

‘FOOTPRINT’ 2019
The first step on the moon, sculpture, stainless steel
Freestanding or suspended, dimensions 73 x 56 cm

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Sculpture of an astronaut in painted stainless steel

'SPACEMAN' 2017

‘SPACEMAN’ 2017
Astronaut prototype, free-standing or suspended
Painted stainless steel panel (convex)
Dimensions 120 x 60 x 7 cm

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Commissioned large sculpture of a boat in white painted mesh - centrepiece of the hotel reception

‘AIRWAVE’ 2016

‘AIRWAVE’ 2016
7 metres height: Floating Arabic Dhow Sculpture
Le Royal Meridien, Dubai, Beach Resort & Spa, Dubai, UAE

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Sculpture of the British flag as a wallpiece at ambassy

‘MBLEM’ 2014

‘MBLEM’ 2014
Wall-mounted painted bronze mesh sculpture of a flag
British Consulate-General, Shanghai
Dimensions 160 x 70 x 30 cm

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Public examples


St. Mary, Wherwell Chilbolton, UK
Millennium Dome, London
Manangel, Birmingham
Shrine of Walsingham, UK
Wimbledon Centre Court Building, UK
‘Figure & Fountain‘, London

Museums


Natural History Museum, London
International Slavery Museum, Liverpool
Galleria Nazionali de Arte Moderna, Rome
Museum Beelden an Zee, The Netherlands
Court of Justice, Almelo, The Netherlands
National Gallery Canberra, Australia
Nickel Arts Museum, Calgary, USA

Corporate and Private Acquisition Examples



8 Northumberland, London
British Consulate-General Shanghai
Buddha-Bar
Cannon Gym
Eric and Jean Cass Collection
Coloplast Ltd.
Conning Asset Management, London
Hanover Grange
Heron Corporation
Hyatt Hotel Group
Johnson&Johnson
Jumeirah Hotel Group
Le Royal Meridien
Mews of Mayfair
Radisson Hotel / Edwardian Hotel
Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
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My sculptures have no palpable substance or surface. At first glance they appear to be a metallic membrane but when you take a closer look they are not even a skin. They are in fact a delineation of surface and form, modelled and drawn in three-dimensional space.
David Begbie