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Neon Orb I | Public Sculptures by Mark Beattie MRSS | Park Plaza London Waterloo in London. Item made of wood with copper
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Neon Orb I | Public Sculptures by Mark Beattie MRSS | Park Plaza London Waterloo in London. Item made of wood with copper
Neon Orb I | Public Sculptures by Mark Beattie MRSS | Park Plaza London Waterloo in London. Item made of wood with copper

Created and Sold by Mark Beattie MRSS

Mark Beattie MRSS

Neon Orb I - Public Sculptures

Featured In Park Plaza London Waterloo, London, United Kingdom

Starts at $4,000

Creation: 4-6 weeks

Handmade

Recycled Materials

Made To Order

Neon Orb I
40 x 40 x 40cm / 16" x 16" x 16"
Turquoise neon & painted copper on wooden plinth.

Neon Orb I was on display at Park Plaza Hotel in Waterloo London as part of the Lumiere Light Festival. It is now in a private collection in London.

A bespoke commission allows the client to change elements like colour of neon, finish of metal (painted, plated etc.). International shipping quotes can be calculated.

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Item Neon Orb I
Created by Mark Beattie MRSS
As seen in Park Plaza London Waterloo, London, United Kingdom
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Mark Beattie MRSS
Meet the Creator

Mark Beattie MRSS

London, United Kingdom

Wescover creator since 2019
Abstract sculptures from the miniature to the monumental

Mark Beattie MRSS is a British award-winning sculptor that lives and works in London.

In 2015, Mark won the Midlands Open, The Xerxes Sculpture Prize and was elected a Member of The Royal Society of Sculptors (MRSS). In 2017 Mark was shortlisted for the Open Contemporary Young Artist Award run by the Biscuit Factory Gallery in Newcastle and long-listed for The Secret Art Prize by Curious Duke Gallery in London.

Working with various metals in all their contrasting properties of texture and finish, Mark can make industrial materials appear fluid, malleable and delicate. He continues to study different metals, looking at ways to manipulate and add movement to the material and over the past 5 years has been developing ways in which neon and LEDs can complement his sculptures, adding to the movement of a piece and catching the viewer’s eye.

Mark has a strong academic background in art, having studied a BA Hons (International) in Contemporary Art Practice at Leeds University and more recently an MA in European Arts Practice at Kingston University, Surrey. To date, he has now exhibited in over 50 exhibitions, solo and group and has a strong following from collectors both in the UK and abroad.