Abstract Stainless Steel Sculpture by Lea Goodman, United Kingdom, 1980s

A striking abstract sculpture by British artist Lea Goodman, created in the 1980s and executed in polished stainless steel. The composition is formed from sweeping, interconnected shapes that rise and curve around one another, creating a powerful sense of movement and balance.

The highly polished surfaces beautifully reflect the surrounding light, while the visible welded edges emphasize the handcrafted and sculptural character of the work. Depending on the viewing angle, the composition continually changes, making this an exceptionally dynamic and highly decorative statement piece.

About the Artist
Lea Goodman is a British sculptor known for her distinctive work in stainless steel and direct metal sculpture. Her work is also represented in the collection of The Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan, which holds her stainless-steel sculpture The Brain from 1971. The museum is currently exhibiting the work as part of its Unique Collection exhibition. 

Condition
Excellent condition.

Details
Artist: Lea Goodman
Origin: United Kingdom
Period: 1980s
Material: Polished stainless steel
Technique: Welded and polished stainless steel
Style: Abstract / Modernist