A regal Triton rules the seas, his handsome face framed by long hair and beard. On his head rests a conch crown, in his hand a trident staff. His sculpted body ends with a sapphire blue fishtail. Alejandro de Esesarte conjures the mythical image combining fantasy and splendid artistry as he crafts the steel wall sculpture by hand and paints it with admirable realism.

Product Features 

• Dimension :31.5" H x 14.25" W x 2" D
• Weight :2.02
• Color :Blue
• Steel
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Made In Mexico

Story behind the art :
I identify with Mexico.From the time I was a boy, I was attracted to art. My mother painted and I admired her creative ability. I began to draw cartoon characters at first. Later, as I became better at it, I drew animals and plants. I then learned watercolor, which is something I still enjoy.   When I was 11, I began collecting butterflies. I'd catch them and keep them in a wooden box to exhibit them. When I was 20, I became an ecologist and defender of nature, and this is when I began to create animals in clay and resin.   In 1908, my grandmother crafted a tray with a metal butterfly. My technique is similar to cutout metal, but more rudimentary. From this, I became inspired and started working in metal for its versatility.   In 2004, I set up my workshop. I create each piece with my passion for drawing, and seeing the finished work fills me with satisfaction. I am very strict with quality because I'm very demanding in my work. I'm a perfectionist, and demand a great deal of myself because I love to watch people's faces, see their smiles when they see my work.   A desire to get ahead motivates me. Today I have a workshop, a cockatoo named Coco and a cactus collection. Those are all the tools I need to continue working.
 

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