Why is Public Art so expensive?
Because there are too many people involved – meaning you have to pay:
- – an artist fee, for the concept design, or concept model
- – a company that fabricates/constructs the artwork – turning a design into a large-scale artwork
- – an engineer to ensure it is approved for safety and stability
- – a transport company to move the artwork from workshop to landscape
- – a company to put the foundations in the ground & erect the sculpture
Here at Xtreme First Impressions Public Art, we do the whole project – from first step to last installation. Cutting out all the extra costs.
“ I want to work wholly and solely with the client – from start to finish – and have exactly what they want ….without it costing them a million dollars.” – Gary Grant
Important Features:
Much faster to project completion
Choose from our concept design, or a Concept Artist matched to your project
Quality at competitive prices
Custom designed & built
Experienced team – uniquely trained
Done-for-you design service
Handover maintenance schedule (to ensure it stands the test of time)
10 year Guarantee
Book Online – for consultation with artist & builder
There are a number of options available, depending on your needs.
Already have a concept? – We can turn that into a design that meets all the requirements for a large public artwork.
Not sure exactly what you want? – After a 30 minute consultation we will be able to put together some initial designs for you to choose from.
Need a selection of artistic ideas? – We have a number of highly acclaimed, experienced artists who we work with. These artists work in a diverse selection of media, enabling us to match the right artist to suit the needs of your project.
Example : Bronze Sculpture – 6 months
Fibreglass Sculpture, Bronze ‘Look-a-like’ – 7 days*
Day 1-2 – Make components
Day 3-4 – Put components together and fiberglass
Day 5 – Colour applied
Day 6 – Work out installation
Day 7 – Installation
*Depending on size of project
“It doesn’t matter what it is made out of, or what it has to be made out of, or what it seems to be made out of. Doing artificial finishes is one of my areas of expertise. and my work in the film industry has proven that – making natural props (trees, rocks & scenery) for world-renown movie companies. You wouldn’t pick it from the real thing! ” – Gary Grant
