The Jos Dirix Story of Bronze Imagination
A set of 10 stages.
Photo 2.
Life with horses makes long-lasting research and study possible.
Photo 1.
While outside the wind is howling around the house and studio, inside the creative fire is stirred up in all its intensity...
Photo 2.
Life with horses makes long-lasting research and study possible.
Photo 3.
The artisanal work of the 'lost wax method' has many work phases.
Refining and shaping the sculpture in wax with keen dedication.
Photo 4.
Voila: Sculpture 'Ros Se Roulante'.
Photo 5.
The sculpture in the hands of Rob Korten of Custers Bronze Foundry.
He carefully removes the wax model from the mould.
Photo 6.
Here the sprues are cautiously attached to the wax sculpture.
Photo 7.
Followed by the plastering of the wax sculpture with casting compound.
Photo 8.
Start with the preparation of the casting of 'Ros Se Roulante' by Bronsgieterij Custers.
Photo 9.
The cooling down of the blazing hot bronze.
Video.
New life is an endless source of inspiration.
Photo 10.
The meticulous finishing of a bronze creation is the final work of sculptor Jos Dirix.
Photo 11.
At the presentation, the new bronze sculpture 'Ros Se Roulante' is in the spotlight!
