I Make 3D Wire Sculptures Of Household Objects And Animals

I’m Mickael Delalande – a 30-years-old graphic designer from France. I’ve been creating wire sculptures for about 2 years now.

In the beginning, wire sculpting was the means to escape everyday life but now I’m addicted to this activity. I like wire because it’s easy to model with without expensive tools and it’s interesting to find the good way to lace it with the less cuts as possible. I find my ideas in objects of my everyday life or in the animals I like.

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Coffee

I took my own coffee pot as a model and I spent around 8 hours and a lot of real coffee to reproduce it, 2014

Shoes

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I took my own right shoes as models (size 11) and put real shoelaces on, 2013

Iron

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Shadow is the key

The original adjustable wrench is used as the base of the sculpture, 2013

Glasses

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Watch

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Hand & Beer

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I was drinking beer while modeling my hand, 2013

Chickens

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The bigger one took me only 2 days to create but I had developed some allergy to copper and I think it was the first and last time I used this material, 2013

Bear

Maybe the most complex piece. I used nearly 6 reels of 25 meters without any cuts. It took me 2 months with many breaks to complete it, 2013

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