Mid 20th Century Curtis Jere Style Brutalist Geometric Metal Wall Sculpture Gold Maroon

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This is an abstract, geometric wall-mounted sculpture characteristic of the Mid-Century Modern Brutalist style. It is composed of numerous small, … Read more This is an abstract, geometric wall-mounted sculpture characteristic of the Mid-Century Modern Brutalist style. It is composed of numerous small, rectangular metal tiles arranged in a dense, horizontal, grid-like formation creating a dynamic, three-dimensional mosaic effect. The tiles are in warm metallic tones: golden brass hues on the edges and corners, transitioning to richer amber and mahogany shades in the center, with deeper reddish-brown accents. The overall form is rectangular and horizontal with a textured, layered depth that catches light from different angles, giving it a shimmering, jewel-like quality.
Hand-welded snd assembled on metal frame, evoking movement and energy through its asymmetrical arrangement—clusters of tiles protrude outward, while others recede, adding shadow play.

The style is distinctly Brutalist, with a raw, industrial edge softened by the luxurious metallic finishes enhancing s warm glow in a modern interior setting.

Based on the distinctive torch-cut, welded metal squares in mixed brass and copper tones, this is attributed to work by Curtis Jere produced under Artisan House. It is unsigned. Curtis Jere was a prolific Mid-Century Modern designer known for thousands of similar abstract wall sculptures—geometric, nature-inspired, or Brutalist pieces made from sheet metal.

Measures

19” wide (high) x 2 “ deep x 48” long

The integrated hangers are set for horizontal display. Attachments could be made for vertical display or simply set the frame upon nails. See less