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I Made This Sculptures Only From Recycled Metal Scrap
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I Made This Sculptures Only From Recycled Metal Scrap

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No rust no burrs or sharp edges, sculptures ready to discover with your eyes and with your hands :-)

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Forge & Furnace Tumulus

Forge & Furnace Tumulus

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It could be said that Forge & Furnace Tumulus is essentially a personal hobby that has gotten out of hand. After more than 30 years of forging work, our activities have more recently expanded to include contemporary sculpture, bronze casting, and ceramic design.Our name, Forge & Furnace Tumulus, was inspired by the presence of six ancient Roman tumuli (tombs) within a 2-kilometer radius of our facility. If you examine some of the work from our smithy and foundry, you may recognize an appreciation for ancient history manifested in works that pay visual and symbolic homage to the record of human creativity.Owner/smith/designer Hans has always been fascinated by the creative possibilities offered by the ancient “four elements,” earth, water, air, and fire...the primal forces of nature that have always inspired awe and captivated the human spirit, from the dim ancient past up to our own modern times. Hans views these elements as an inspiration and driving force in his creations.Hans sees his 35-year journey in metalworking as a never-ending process of acquiring knowledge, developing skills, rediscovering and perpetuating traditional crafts, finding new avenues for creative expression, and serving as an educational resource for others. In daily life, Hans is an auditor and expert in quality and occupational safety management.In order to support a cherished hobby and to reduce the space-consuming buildup of our creations, we have decided to make some of the works of “F & F Tumulus” available for purchase or exhibition. If you are interested in buying or exhibiting our work, or if you would like assistance in realizing your own work, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Forge & Furnace Tumulus

Forge & Furnace Tumulus

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It could be said that Forge & Furnace Tumulus is essentially a personal hobby that has gotten out of hand. After more than 30 years of forging work, our activities have more recently expanded to include contemporary sculpture, bronze casting, and ceramic design.Our name, Forge & Furnace Tumulus, was inspired by the presence of six ancient Roman tumuli (tombs) within a 2-kilometer radius of our facility. If you examine some of the work from our smithy and foundry, you may recognize an appreciation for ancient history manifested in works that pay visual and symbolic homage to the record of human creativity.Owner/smith/designer Hans has always been fascinated by the creative possibilities offered by the ancient “four elements,” earth, water, air, and fire...the primal forces of nature that have always inspired awe and captivated the human spirit, from the dim ancient past up to our own modern times. Hans views these elements as an inspiration and driving force in his creations.Hans sees his 35-year journey in metalworking as a never-ending process of acquiring knowledge, developing skills, rediscovering and perpetuating traditional crafts, finding new avenues for creative expression, and serving as an educational resource for others. In daily life, Hans is an auditor and expert in quality and occupational safety management.In order to support a cherished hobby and to reduce the space-consuming buildup of our creations, we have decided to make some of the works of “F & F Tumulus” available for purchase or exhibition. If you are interested in buying or exhibiting our work, or if you would like assistance in realizing your own work, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Aelita Senvaitytė

Aelita Senvaitytė

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My name is Aelita and I have been an Editor for Bored Panda since 2019. I spend my days working with my amazing team and making articles the best they can be. Fantasy and magic have always ruled over my world, from movies to TV shows, to Video Games to tabletop games like Dungeos and Dragons, I try to find magic in every part of my life. Writing is a big part of me too, I hope to publish a fantasy novel one day. I also enjoy playing guitar and singing, as music always help me to get in a great mood. I have an adorable German Shepherd named Hela and we get into all kinds of adventures together.

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Aelita Senvaitytė

Aelita Senvaitytė

BoredPanda staff

My name is Aelita and I have been an Editor for Bored Panda since 2019. I spend my days working with my amazing team and making articles the best they can be. Fantasy and magic have always ruled over my world, from movies to TV shows, to Video Games to tabletop games like Dungeos and Dragons, I try to find magic in every part of my life. Writing is a big part of me too, I hope to publish a fantasy novel one day. I also enjoy playing guitar and singing, as music always help me to get in a great mood. I have an adorable German Shepherd named Hela and we get into all kinds of adventures together.

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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Hi MM, till now I only expose them on several galleries and expositions in Belgium. Till now I sold several of my SP-lamps but none of the sculptures. If you see the time and effort spent on the sculptures, not many west-European collectors see the time and technical effort spend on them. If I compare the (my) list prices with North-American colleagues I ask a fraction of them (1/4) but still with low response. So most interests catch up while an exposition or event here in Belgium. Try to get some experience to sell some of the work to have some pay back to re-invest in the studio (new welding equipment, trailer for the mobile forge, material and so one )

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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Thanks Annita for your kind replay!!! Had a look on your portraits here and they really deserve much more up votes :-). Have a nice weekend, I have to take back some work from galleries in expectation of the next Lock-down here in Belgium :-(.

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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Hi MM, till now I only expose them on several galleries and expositions in Belgium. Till now I sold several of my SP-lamps but none of the sculptures. If you see the time and effort spent on the sculptures, not many west-European collectors see the time and technical effort spend on them. If I compare the (my) list prices with North-American colleagues I ask a fraction of them (1/4) but still with low response. So most interests catch up while an exposition or event here in Belgium. Try to get some experience to sell some of the work to have some pay back to re-invest in the studio (new welding equipment, trailer for the mobile forge, material and so one )

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4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

Thanks Annita for your kind replay!!! Had a look on your portraits here and they really deserve much more up votes :-). Have a nice weekend, I have to take back some work from galleries in expectation of the next Lock-down here in Belgium :-(.

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