Gun Owl 2024

Roberto Vaccaro

WoodMetal
70 ⨯ 30 ⨯ 40 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 14.500

CJS Gallery

• About the artwork
  Artist: Roberto Vaccaro
  Title: Gun Owl
  technique: Several different decommissioned fire arms.
  Size: 40cmx35cmx70cm
  Edition: Unique
  
  Bring a touch of bold sophistication to your space with this powerful sculpture crafted from several decommissioned firearms. Transforming objects once associated with conflict into a striking work of contemporary art, this piece embodies both strength and reflection. Each firearm has been meticulously reimagined, arranged into a dynamic form that challenges perception while celebrating the artistry of transformation. The result is a visually commanding sculpture that merges raw industrial elements with refined design, offering a unique balance of history, symbolism, and modern aesthetics. With its polished finish and dramatic presence, it captures attention and sparks conversation, whether displayed in a private collection, luxury interior, or gallery setting. Designed for those who appreciate originality, craftsmanship, and thought-provoking art, this sculpture is more than an object — it is a statement piece. Perfect for collectors and design enthusiasts, it delivers exclusivity and meaning, turning the familiar into something extraordinary.
• About the artist

  Roberto Vaccaro (born in 1991) is a South African metal sculptor known for his bold and expressive creations that fuse industrial strength with organic form.

  Since beginning his artistic journey in 2009, Vaccaro has developed a distinctive visual language through his mastery of metal — bending, welding, and shaping raw material into sculptures that seem to pulse with life.

  His works often explore contrasts: strength and fragility, permanence and transformation, chaos and control. Drawing inspiration from nature, motion, and the human spirit, Vaccaro’s sculptures transcend their material origins, inviting viewers to experience both the power and poetry of metal in motion.

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