Lucas Guilbert
timber sculpture
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
Floor Standing Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
timber sculpture
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
Lucas Guilbert
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Anton Poon
Greg Johns
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Clara Hali sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Landmark Sculpture
Landmark Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Landmark Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Clara Hali sculpture
Stephen Glassborow
Ben Fasham
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Table-Top Sculpture
James Parrett
Bronze sculpture
Blaze Krstanoski-Blazeski
Blaze Krstanoski-Blazeski
Blaze Krstanoski-Blazeski
Sallie Portnoy
Abstract Sculpture
Sallie Portnoy
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Margaret Sheridan
Margaret Sheridan
Margaret Sheridan
Margaret Sheridan
Abstract Sculpture
Johannes Pannekoek
David Ball
Landmark Sculpture
Landmark Sculpture
Abstract Sculpture
Bronze sculpture
David Ball
Ben Fasham
Abstract Sculpture
Abstract Australian Outdoor Sculpture
ARTpark’s abstract sculpture collection represents the country’s leading contemporary sculptors working outside the figurative tradition — where form, material and negative space carry the work rather than a recognisable subject. It’s ARTpark’s largest single collection, spanning geometric steel constructions, fluid organic forms and monumental corten and stainless-steel installations built for gardens, public spaces and architectural settings.
Materials range from weathered corten steel and mirror-polished stainless steel to patinated bronze and carved stone, with scales running from intimate table-top pieces to landmark outdoor works designed to anchor a large garden or public plaza. Many of Australia’s most awarded contemporary sculptors are represented here, working across geometric, gestural and structural abstraction.
Abstract sculpture suits contemporary architecture particularly well — its openness to interpretation means a strong piece reads as sculpture first, without competing with a building’s own lines or a garden’s existing planting.
Browse ARTpark’s full abstract sculpture collection online, or visit one of our gallery locations in Sydney, Melbourne or the NSW South Coast to view pieces in person. Contact us on 1800 646 131 or email sculpture@artpark.com.au for purchasing enquiries, commissions or installation advice.
Our sister gallery SOHO Galleries also carries a range of abstract sculpture — browse their collection for further pieces.
