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Judy

I'm Judy, and I've spent decades on the factory floor working with stainless steel and metal sculptures — not just designing them, but making them. At our foundry, I oversee custom sculpture and large-scale project production from start to finish: translating a client's concept into structural drawings, selecting the right gauge and grade of steel, guiding welders and polishers through fabrication, and inspecting every joint and surface before a piece leaves our workshop. This close, hands-on involvement is what lets me speak confidently about material behavior, structural load, and finishing techniques — not from a catalog, but from years of solving real production challenges. If you're planning a custom or large-scale sculpture project, I'm happy to walk you through what's possible from a manufacturing standpoint.

What is Freestanding Sculpture?

A freestanding sculpture is a sculpture that stands independently — it is not attached to a wall, a building, a rock face, or any other supporting structure. It can be placed on the ground, mounted on a base or plinth, and moved from one location to another. Freestanding sculptures are designed to be viewed from all directions: front, back, left, right, and even from above.