Selected Commissions and Past Works
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Each artwork represents a distinct exploration of material, form and expression. Through commissions and independent work, copper, steel and other materials are transformed through a process of experimentation, craftsmanship and careful attention to detail.
This collection brings together selected commissioned and sold works, offering an insight into the evolution of my practice and the diverse forms that emerge from working with metal.
Richard Andreucetti
Titel: Nautilus Fossil in Blue: Medium Copper: SOLD
Title: Split Shield: Medium Copper: SOLD.
Title: Cyan Flow: Yoga Pose: Medium Copper. SOLD
Title The Stag Call: Medium: Copper: Sold
Title: Rebirth: Medium Copper: SOLD.
Title: Inflected Birds: Medium Copper: Sold.
Hand crafted Copper bowl with a rich green patination: SOLD
Handcrafted Copper Vessel – Pure Cyan Patina
This handcrafted copper vessel explores the relationship between form, material and surface. Its pure cyan patina creates a striking contrast with the natural character of copper, giving the vessel a distinctive finish and a sense of depth. Developed through traditional metalworking and patination techniques, the piece reflects my interest in the transformation of metal and the expressive qualities that emerge through the making process.
A one-of-a-kind piece, now sold.
Commission: Medium Copper on Ply: Titled Hare and Blood Moon: SOLD
Tree of Life: Etched Copper: SOLD
Copper Bowl: SOLD
Copper Bowl: SOLD
Commission: Medium Copper on Ply: Titled Little Red Sea Horse: SOLD
Abstract Sculpture, Twisted Copper and Steel: SOLD
Nautili Red Number 5 is a digital exploration of organic form, inspired by the flowing geometry and natural structures found in marine life. Drawing on the spiral forms and rhythmic patterns associated with the nautilus, the work explores movement, balance and transformation through a striking red palette.
The composition reflects my ongoing interest in the relationship between natural forms and abstract expression, translating organic inspiration into a contemporary visual language.
Abstract Irish Hare: Medium Copper on Plaster: SOLD
