While gathering inspiration for our friend Julie's new bakery, we found a bunch of vintage kitchen utensils, seemingly shaped by a single piece of wire. The flow and movement of these utilitarian pieces made them feel like works of art, and immediately brought to mind the early works of Alexander Calder--drawings and wire sculpture made from a single line. "Stick figures" never looked so good...
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Pair of wirework sculpture by Fredrick Weinberg
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David Hughes, New Yorker 2006
Wirework sculpture of Josephine Baker by Alexander Calder
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David Hughes, Tales From Gizzard's Grill
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Wireworks face by Alexander Calder
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