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Steve Tepper

Search terms: sculpture, sculptor, bronze, steel, lighting, brass, wood, mixed media, installation, aluminium, furniture, public art

About the Artist

Best known for his work as a public art sculptor, Steve's minimal and quirky furniture pieces and elegant lights are also eagerly collected as art objects. In his most recent exhibition, Sport Balls (Foot, Cricket, Tennis, Soft, Bowling and Basket) are all incorporated into his latest aluminium constructions, in which the chair form becomes an exciting sculptural object, far removed from the comfortable piece of furniture beloved by the TV spectator.
And in Reading Lights, an ironically titled series of wall lights, he uses Squash and Table Tennis Balls as Braille characters to create a back lit pattern of words.

Graduating from Curtin University (1992), he won the City of Perth Open Award in the same year, was the recipient of the Domus Scholarship, RMIT, Melbourne in 1993, and, with Anne Neil, of the Basel Exchange in 1994/95. In 1997/98 he was awarded a grant by the Australia Council to develop new furniture, and in 1999 he received an Asialink residency in Seoul, South Korea.

MAX 40, TABLE LIGHTS
Acrylic & aluminium
15 X 15 X 15 cm

ENTRANCE TO TECHNOLOGY PARK
Entrance feature, cast marine grade aluminium
540 X 40 X 20 cm

"CATCH" EXHIBITION

To view a much larger collection of Steve's works visit the artist's website www.ahhadesign.com.au

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