Sculpture Study

Private New England Collection·Fine Art Film Series·2025

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The Recap

About the Series

Sculpture Study is a film series I made for a private New England art collector to go with a set of rare cast iron sculptures dating to the Middle Ages. The collection travels the country to museums and institutions, and the films screen beside the pieces, showing visitors the details that are hard to see from behind glass.

The Pieces

The Fountain
A fountain clad in gold and diamonds that still runs on its original working pump, centuries on. Filming the water moving through it is the whole point.
The Lobster
A cast iron lobster with fully articulating arms. It only makes sense once you see them move, so that is what the film does.

My Role

I built the team, designed the shoot, and shot and edited every film myself. The hard part was the metal. Gold and iron this reflective throw light everywhere, and the moving parts and running water had to read as clearly on screen as they do in the room. That took a lighting plan and a crew I trusted.

Also in the Series: The Lobster

The companion film, on the articulating lobster.

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Art & Collection Films

Single objects or whole collections, filmed to screen beside the work itself. I shoot and cut across New England and New York.

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