Express the Way You Want: Sculptures of Hands Made Out of Different Metals

The metallic hand sculptures artfully attempts to combine the two – art and feeling. The intermediate objects beautifully express human emotions through artistry. These sculptures are usually made out of bronze, stainless steel, aluminum and represent human hands in different gestures – each trying to narrate, express or portray aura or aspect in its own way.

Porcelain figurines are embellished with metallic textures in order to enliven and diversify the figurines, which allow the very works of art to sparkle and change depending on the surroundings. When someone stretches out a hand, the other respondent may see a wave or gesture of welcome as well as an appeal. A bald fist may denote precision and great force. Metal of practical use is wide ranging in its application, hence imparting new meaning to the given object thereby persuading personal interaction on the given object.

In the construction of these sculptures, it entails careful procedures in the heading of welding, banging and polishing among others to make art out of the metals. The hands have been a central theme to many artists since it has always represented how people connect and create and communicate.

In museums, in the streets, in private collections, metal hand sculptures are complex and effective accent devices that encourage active thinking and discussions. It also emphasizes how art is able to convey more than any other form of activity what occurs within a person and what the person feels and how we as people relate art to such emotions, thus making them a perspe.