Curler Pete
Mixed Metal & Found Objects
86” Tall x 92” Wide x 156” Long
300 lbs
Artist’s Fun Fact:
The inspiration for this sculpture was a milk tank I thought looked like a curling stone. The tank was twice the size of an actual stone, so I just had to make the right sized curler. He has a beer keg head and Harley motorcycle engine casings, for feet.
I named him in honor of Pete Fenson, skip of the rink that in 2006 won the first Olympic Curling medal for the United States.
This sculpture is for sale and available for lease.
Meet the Artist!
Award-winning artist Dale Lewis, is passionate about recycling and art.
Since 2010, Dale has created nearly 150 large-scale sculptures from scrap metal and found objects at his home workshop in Hastings, MN.
When asked about his art, Dale says, "My hobby has become a full-time obsession. There's no turning back now - this is what I want to do when I grow up!"
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