Juet Sculpture

Sunday, 4 October 2015

Saturday, 6 June 2015

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Friday, 10 October 2014

To our valued Friends and Customers,

Just a reminder that Juet Sculpture is opening their studio doors this

Saturday the 11th of October from 10am-5pm with some of our latest work for sale. Come and enjoy a cuppa as you walk around the gardens at our Upwey Studio and view what we have been up to over the winter months.

Thanks to all those who have liked us at www.facebook.com/juetsculpture.

Looking forward to seeing you all,

Marty & Mike

P.S. Feel free to pass this invite around to others who may want to come along!

Friday, 6 December 2013

Juet on the BIG SCREEN!!

We are happy to have our sculptures at a new home over the Summer; at Cameo Outdoor Theatre in Belgrave.

All pieces are for sale between $300 - $500. See Link on the right for individual pieces and prices.

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Juet in print!!

Check out the article on us in Yarra Valley and Ranges. Thanks to the writers, photographers and editors who did a great job of representing us and our work!

Sunday, 17 November 2013

NEW WORK

Heart Stone

This piece uses my recently constructed home made pipe bender.

Tetris

For this sculpture I wanted to contrast the right angle bends of the rod with an organic leaf shape.

Annie

A bit like a baby giraffe, Annie hasn't grown into her body yet!

Rowdy Rabble

More new work!

Autumn Breeze

and more!

At Grassroots Market this Saturday, hope to see you there!

Our Story

In the beginning

Juet emerged in the summer of 2007/8 when our two families shared a lazy summer break in the Victorian high plains. We were both looking for something inspiring and exciting to do with our lives and so the juet philosophy was born.

Our philosophy

We believe in working creatively together.

We will use discarded objects and recylced materials

We will express ourselves honestly and openly.

We will share this with others.

The process

We work intuitively, choosing materials and objects with no set plan, trusting our eye. The work tends to emerge from the junk rather than the other way around. Once the idea is found we then become engineers and carpenters finding ways to put all the pieces together. No sculpture seems to use the same techniques and tools and we are constantly inventing new ways to shape and mould material into form. Sometimes the process alters our ideas in which case we just go with it so that the fun and spontaneity is maintained. We love it because it's unforced. Sculpting for us is never work.

When the construction is finished we stand back and see what the sculpture says to us and let it draw out feelings and thoughts that we carry. From these the poems are written, each composed solely for the sculpture but each drawn out from our own experiences. Sometimes this can takes minutes, sometimes days or weeks. But we have learnt to be patient, confident that eventually the words will come.

And finally

We love the thought of our sculptures sitting in your gardens and courtyards and that our ideas have touched you in some way. And by doing so, we have been able to share our lives, simple though they are, with you.

May our art be with you.