Sculpture en fibre de verre

Fiberglass sculpture has several advantages, including durability, versatility, and low cost. They can be crafted into complex and detailed designs, are lightweight for easy transport and installation.

• Painting: Acrylic or automotive paints are commonly used to add color and detail.
• Gel Coating: A protective, glossy layer that enhances durability and appearance.
• Metallic Finishes: Techniques such as cold-casting can give fiberglass a metallic look.
• Texturing: Surface treatments can mimic stone, wood, or other materials.

Of course, fiberglass/resin sculptures are well-suited for outdoor display due to their durability and resistance to weathering. However, periodic maintenance is recommended to keep the fiberglass sculpture in optimal condition.

• Public Art: Large-scale sculptures in parks, plazas, and other public spaces.
• Decorative Art: Indoor sculptures for homes, offices, and galleries.
• Themed Environments: Props and decorations for theme parks, museums, and exhibitions.
• Functional Art: Sculptural furniture or architectural elements.