Bryan Lane Art

Bryan Lane Art Metalsmith and Sculptor

Official college graduates!!!
05/19/2019

Official college graduates!!!

Some of my work in the BFA graduating show this spring. Reception is May 17th! @ University of Wyoming Visual Arts Build...
04/09/2019

Some of my work in the BFA graduating show this spring. Reception is May 17th! @ University of Wyoming Visual Arts Building Gallery

This is a re-creation of a game I played as a kid with my brother and grandpa. My grandpa created the original version. ...
03/30/2019

This is a re-creation of a game I played as a kid with my brother and grandpa. My grandpa created the original version. I overlayed copper on wood and used enamel and paint to alter the surface of the copper.

I am exploring processes and materials to increase my knowledge of Metalsmithing
03/30/2019

I am exploring processes and materials to increase my knowledge of Metalsmithing

With this piece, I begin to comment on the impact that humans have on the environment, specifically through deforestatio...
03/30/2019

With this piece, I begin to comment on the impact that humans have on the environment, specifically through deforestation. Plants give us oxygen to breath, so if we continue to destroy our environments we will have to obtain our oxygen through methods like this: plants in small jars that are attached directly to a breathing apparatus.

This is the final version of the cast iron piece I did in December. Check out the full album to see the progress from th...
03/30/2019

This is the final version of the cast iron piece I did in December. Check out the full album to see the progress from the beginning to its completion. See it in-person May 17th at the graduating B.F.A. show held in the Visual Arts Building at the University of Wyoming.

This sculpture continues my body of work creating role reversals between humans and nature within different scenarios. T...
03/30/2019

This sculpture continues my body of work creating role reversals between humans and nature within different scenarios. This is a life -size, cast iron head with realistic facial features and expressions of pain and agony, meant to create a sense of fear from the viewer as they see a giant hook with fishing line and weights ripping through the cheek of a person.

Solace produces an environment of muted color and light with soft appearing materials bringing a wave of calmness and co...
03/27/2019

Solace produces an environment of muted color and light with soft appearing materials bringing a wave of calmness and comfort over the viewers, much like the sensations received from laying beneath the clouds as they undulate across the sky. Several elements compose the comforting feeling: suspended fabric emulates billowing oscillations of clouds, sculpted styrofoam mimics shapes which could be expressed within cloud formations, breeze-like resonance disrupts the silence, and a subtle, soothing scent engrosses the space.
This installation is intended for the viewer to interact with the space, whether laying on a bean bag or sitting on the bench-like forms. By interacting with the installation, each viewer can feel solace from being embraced by the subtle scent and sound as they gaze at the forms and interpret the space.

03/08/2019

The second stone was much easier to set!!

03/08/2019

First attempt at setting stones. Struggled through the process but learned a lot

12/14/2018

Finished necklaces

12/11/2018

In progress necklaces

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Corner Of Willett And 22nd
Laramie, WY
82072

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