Christopher Curnan’s metal sculpture is raw, rugged, and unapologetically present. The lightly wrinkled surface feels like it’s been shaped by time and weather, yet it’s all deliberate—a meeting of industrial grit and organic flow. Planted in this clean-cut garden, it anchors the space with a touch of chaos, perfectly offsetting the smooth lines of the architecture.

A Ridgefield, CT local, Curnan brings two decades of construction know-how into his art, bending “found” materials into something completely new. With roots in the 1980s at Paier College of Art and Design, his work thrives on experimentation—never precious, always bold. This piece isn’t just a sculpture; it’s a statement.