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GOLDBERG EGGS

This exciting work by Brad Goldberg was executed in Golden Dune Granite. Six giant egg forms were hand wrought from specially quarried blocks measuring in excess of 6” x 6” x 8” (15cm x 15cm x 20cm) and weighing more than 30 tonnes (30,000kg) each. Three of the egg forms were split apart and carved out to receive solar reflectors to power the sculpture’s lighting.

 

The eggs were split using an ancient hand technique where 56 square holes were hand carved into the split line and tempered chisels were driven inwards in series. The resulting jagged texture became a critical visual in the final sculpture.

 

The hand textures varied from top to bottom in a gradient ranging from honed to modified (extra coarse) pineapple. The photos show the compelling finished form in our China factory.

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Artists: Brad and Diana Goldberg, Brad J. Goldberg INC.

Stone fabrication: Rhodes Architectural Stone

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As you'd expect in a natural product, stone does vary in colour and texture, even in the same quarry block. That's what makes stone so unique.
We recommend using the images on our website to initially chose the colour, texture and look you prefer, then talk to us to see our current samples. Mockups are also a great option before making your final decision. We strive to provide a product of the highest quality, but please remember it's stone, not paint. The colour and texture of the next layer in the quarry was defined millions of years ago.

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