I recently finished my 3.5 meter tall 304 stainless steel sculpture. Built from 1.2 mm stainless steel sheets through hammering, cutting, and welding, it took me five months to complete.
Every piece was made individually by hand. I created paper templates for each section like a tailor making patterns, then transferred them onto steel, cut them, shaped them with hammering, and welded them together one by one.
Because of the scale, much of the process was done while working on a ladder, slowly building the figure section by section until it came together.
I know the welding isn’t perfect, but I had to fill a lot of gaps, and I’m not a professional welder. I just wanted to share this piece with you because I learned a lot throughout the process—especially from this community.