Man cave, basement, office metal decor artwork - Ferric creations art - Barry Ferich

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Barry Ferich has been working with metal and stone for over 30 years. He enjoys transforming everyday building materials into art objects which bear little resemblance to the original form. Several of his pieces have been shown in local art museums including the Las Vegas Art Museum (1998) with a First Place and “Best of Show” Gallery Placement.He has recently opened a studio, Ferric Creations, at the corner of Rainbow and Tropicana. As his workshop is off-premise, he requests that showings…

Recycled nuts, bolts, and rebar, 30 inches by 17 inches by three inches, wall art or freestanding

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From used threaded rod

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