21 x 8 cm | 8 x 3 in
Subject: Abstract
Tags:
Historical,
Remnants,
Poignant,
Copper,
Imprint
Original sculpture in steel and copper sheet, (freestanding).
Christian Sloan’s sculptural practice examines the enduring impact of human activity, imagining the artefacts that might be uncovered in a post-apocalyptic future. Using materials like concrete, metal, glass, and plastic, Sloan creates monumental forms that challenge viewers to consider: What will remain of us? What story will our materials and structures tell future generations?
Drawing inspiration from architecture, pollution, and industry, he reimagines the monumental scale of contemporary structures as fragile remnants of an unsustainable civilisation. These works are beautifully crafted, their evocative forms carrying a sense of heartbreaking beauty as they contemplate both the destruction and resilience embedded in human history.
His work transforms industrial remnants into thought-provoking monuments, imagining the stories they might tell in a future shaped by both devastation and resilience.