Sculpture Commissions
Flavius Pisapia Studio works with experienced art consultants, galleries, interior designers, architects, and bronze foundries.
In the initial stages of the commission, clients can expect to review the following:
● Selected works from a collection of 30+ working models.
● Renderings of sculpture options in photos of the intended space.
● Picking patina color and size options for the sculpture and the base.
In the initial stages of the commission, clients can expect to review the following:
● Selected works from a collection of 30+ working models.
● Renderings of sculpture options in photos of the intended space.
● Picking patina color and size options for the sculpture and the base.
Working Model
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Completed Sculpture Commission
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A team of specialists manage all aspects of the sculpture commission process:
● Visualizing art for the client’s needs.
● Drawing up contracts for the art commission.
● Manufacturing the work with industry-standard foundries.
● White glove delivery and installation by professional art shipping companies.
● Visualizing art for the client’s needs.
● Drawing up contracts for the art commission.
● Manufacturing the work with industry-standard foundries.
● White glove delivery and installation by professional art shipping companies.
Working Model
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Completed Sculpture Commission
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Bronze Sculpture Fabrication At The Foundry
We work with a full-service foundry in the US to fabricate the sculptures. The foundry uses 3D technology to enlarge the artist’s original model to sizes starting at six feet.
● 3D scanning and printing for monumental enlargement.
● Direct casting for more efficiency and accuracy.
● Ceramic shell mold into which liquid bronze is poured.
● Metal work and patina application.
We work with a full-service foundry in the US to fabricate the sculptures. The foundry uses 3D technology to enlarge the artist’s original model to sizes starting at six feet.
● 3D scanning and printing for monumental enlargement.
● Direct casting for more efficiency and accuracy.
● Ceramic shell mold into which liquid bronze is poured.
● Metal work and patina application.
Working Model
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Sculpture Visual
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The following galleries currently represent Pisapia's work:
Source Art (USA) - with art consultant MaryLinda Moss, Sculpturesite Gallery (USA) - with gallerist Brigitte Micmacker.
Ongoing collaborations in public and corporate art with MASSIVart (Canada), NINE dot ARTS (USA), Art + Artisans (USA).
Source Art (USA) - with art consultant MaryLinda Moss, Sculpturesite Gallery (USA) - with gallerist Brigitte Micmacker.
Ongoing collaborations in public and corporate art with MASSIVart (Canada), NINE dot ARTS (USA), Art + Artisans (USA).
Working Model
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Sculpture Visual
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FAQs for Sculpture Commissions
How unique is the artwork?
The portfolio is based on limited editions of three for monumental sizes starting at six feet. This makes the work rare and more valuable.
How long does the commission take to complete?
The bronze and casting fabrication process has a lead time of 6-10 months depending in the size and complexity of the project.
How can the client view the sculpture project in its development?
Pictures of key moments in the sculpture's development, such as the metalwork and patina, will be given. As well as email updates throughout the process.
How is the project planned?
The form and color are decided early by the client with the artist’s and foundry’s input. A step-by-step overview of all stages of the process is provided in the contract along with other agreed upon details to ensure the client's needs are met.
How is Packaging, Delivery, and Installation handled?
The Studio hires professional fine art shipping companies. After the sculpture is completed, the art shippers take over from the foundry for shipping, delivery, and installation. Specialized equipment is used when packaging and crating to ensure the work arrives in perfect condition.
How unique is the artwork?
The portfolio is based on limited editions of three for monumental sizes starting at six feet. This makes the work rare and more valuable.
How long does the commission take to complete?
The bronze and casting fabrication process has a lead time of 6-10 months depending in the size and complexity of the project.
How can the client view the sculpture project in its development?
Pictures of key moments in the sculpture's development, such as the metalwork and patina, will be given. As well as email updates throughout the process.
How is the project planned?
The form and color are decided early by the client with the artist’s and foundry’s input. A step-by-step overview of all stages of the process is provided in the contract along with other agreed upon details to ensure the client's needs are met.
How is Packaging, Delivery, and Installation handled?
The Studio hires professional fine art shipping companies. After the sculpture is completed, the art shippers take over from the foundry for shipping, delivery, and installation. Specialized equipment is used when packaging and crating to ensure the work arrives in perfect condition.
“Every human being is an artist, a freedom being, called to participate in transforming and
reshaping the conditions, thinking and structures that shape and inform our lives.” – Joseph Beuys.
reshaping the conditions, thinking and structures that shape and inform our lives.” – Joseph Beuys.
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