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Winston Wingo talks about two very classical styles of sculpture.
Winston Wingo
Painter and Sculptor
Winston Wingo is a painter and sculptor who works in welded steel, marble and cast bronze. Here he is telling us about making bronze sculptures, a process he studied in Pietrasanta, Italy. He creates his bronze pieces using the ancient "lost-wax" technique of casting.
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Winston Wingo shares how he produces a sculpture from clay. From the clay original, he produces a mold for the wax casting .
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Winston Wingo explains how West African processes have influenced his work with sculptures.
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Winston Wingo demonstrates his process for polishing a sculpture to get the finished look he desires.
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Wingo’s art is varied. Here he shows his urban situation series, which differs from many of his more classical pieces.
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Winston Wingo explains the process and the tools needed to chase or provide a finishing for a bronze sculpture.
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Winston Wingo explains that he considers himself one of the Futurist sculptors. His influences include Henry Moore, Umberto Boccioni, and Arnaldo Pomodoro.
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Winston Wingo explains how he begins his sculpture with a series of drawings. He then selects a drawing that he wants to bring into a three dimensional artform.