Etienne de Kock - Kinetic water sculpture

• “I am attempting to make objects of beauty and contemplation, and also to build forms that are capable of unpredictability. Movement is compelling. People are drawn to unpredictable movement. My sculptures move, often manipulated by the viewer, and in this way, both movement and random human intervention become employed as “material” in the work”.
• Etienne has broad knowledge and deep understanding of the materials that he uses, which are chosen for their robustness as well as their aesthetic value..
• Etienne's work incorporates iron, bronze, copper, brasswork, timber and stone.

Etienne has exhibited extensively over the years and has work in many public and private collections. His works include the fountain sculpture at South African Breweries visitors’ centre in Newlands, and the sculpture for Mediterranean Shipping Company head office in Durban. 

Artwork will require some braising and assembly.

• The work is 500mm wide, 1300mm long, 1430mm tall.
• Artwork is in Cape Town buyer needs to organise transport.
• Artwork can be disassembled.