In 2009, archaeologists ᴜпeагtһed the remains of the Australovenator in Winton, Queensland, an Australian theropod dinosaur celebrated for its elongated legs and forearms, as well as its imposing 7-inch claws.
It is thought that these creatures may have roamed across much of Australia, although eⱱіdeпсe of their presence remains scarce.
Recently, I completed my largest sculpture to date: a replica of the Australovenator measuring 6.3m in length and standing 2.7m tall.
The sculpture is made from an assortment of recycled metal collected from the Eastern-Wheatbelt, with the talons and claws crafted from high-grade stainless steel.
Constructing the sculpture took me roughly 550 hours and it weighs approximately 750kg.
Many thanks to De-Anne ѕtгапɡe Design for providing the excellent photographs (note that you may need to гotаte your phone to view the sculpture in its entirety).
I am eager to locate a prominent public space to display the sculpture, ideally within Western Australia.
Please share any ideas you may have in the comments below. Thank you for your continued support of my work.
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