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Evolution

Evolution 2020. 66″ x 25″ x 25″ Steel, controlled rust patina, and satin clear coat

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Iron-E Art and Fabrication

Iron-E Art and Fabrication

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Pueblo, CO 81003, USA
719 244 7196
Email: em2mccue @ msn dot com

About Eric

Eric McCue is an abstract artist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Art has been a part of Eric’s life from day one as he has artists on both sides of his family from crafters to painters, photographers, and graffiti artists. The latter is a driving influence in his work as it tends to be large, colorful, and full of texture that one might encounter in the street art world. Eric takes these elements and merges them with welding to make larger-than-life public art and private commissions out of steel and paint. Eric’s final pieces are to be interacted with and enjoyed from near and far.

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