Matt Christine
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Fine art • 3 artworks
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Wood sculpture
Pino Incandescente • 1 artwork
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Hand finished abstract wood sculpture
Latest Artworks • 1 artwork
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wood bench • 1 artwork
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This is a pine wood shower bench. The design is intended to soften and warm the space.
Belleza Residua • 1 artwork
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Burnt tree sculpture
Wood Centerpiece • 1 artwork
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This handmade wood centerpiece is a stunning work of art, crafted with precision and care. It is a testament[...]
This handmade wood centerpiece is a stunning work of art, crafted with precision and care. It is a testament to the beauty and versatility of wood as a medium. The centerpiece embodies simplicity and elegance, bringing a touch of nature's warmth into any space.
The centerpiece is made with a solid, smooth wooden base, carefully selected for its grain pattern and rich color. The base is meticulously shaped and polished, creating a flawless foundation for the centerpiece.
Rising from the base, a hand cut and hand finished long slender piece of old growth pine, captivating the eye with its graceful curve. The stem is expertly carved and sanded, ensuring a seamless transition from the base to the focal point of the centerpiece.
The final touch is the flawless finish that protects the wood and enhances its natural beauty. The glass-like appearance comes from the high grit finish, allowing the wood's natural grain and color to shine through while providing a smooth, tactile surface.
The handmade wood centerpiece is not just a decorative piece; it is a symbol of craftsmanship and artistic expression. Its elegant design, meticulous detailing, and organic charm make it a timeless addition to any home or event, captivating all who lay eyes upon it.
The centerpiece is made with a solid, smooth wooden base, carefully selected for its grain pattern and rich color. The base is meticulously shaped and polished, creating a flawless foundation for the centerpiece.
Rising from the base, a hand cut and hand finished long slender piece of old growth pine, captivating the eye with its graceful curve. The stem is expertly carved and sanded, ensuring a seamless transition from the base to the focal point of the centerpiece.
The final touch is the flawless finish that protects the wood and enhances its natural beauty. The glass-like appearance comes from the high grit finish, allowing the wood's natural grain and color to shine through while providing a smooth, tactile surface.
The handmade wood centerpiece is not just a decorative piece; it is a symbol of craftsmanship and artistic expression. Its elegant design, meticulous detailing, and organic charm make it a timeless addition to any home or event, captivating all who lay eyes upon it.
Photography 2 • 1 artwork
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Print
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Print
Succulent Display • 1 artwork
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Hand finished succulent display. This piece was carefully selected for it's unique shape. There are[...]
Hand finished succulent display. This piece was carefully selected for it's unique shape. There are three pockets that can hold a variety of small plants. The buyer of this piece requested a beeswax finish for the carved out areas. The exterior is hand sanded to a high grit and shows the vibrant color of the wood grains and resins. These displays are available with permanent water proofing sealants as well.
Root sculpture • 2 artworks
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This is an old growth pine root carved and sanded by hand to a glass-like finish. The piece can be seated[...]
This is an old growth pine root carved and sanded by hand to a glass-like finish. The piece can be seated on a table or placed on a stand or pedestal. The work took roughly 250 hours to complete. Contact me directly for white glove service(highly recommended).
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Biography
My name is Matt Christine, I am the owner and operator of TreeRootGrow Designs. TreeRootGrow is an organic, fine art, wood sculpting business dedicated to creating unique and exquisite wooden sculptures inspired by nature.
I specialize in creating high quality wood products. I always aim for one-of-a-kind in terms of the level of detail. My goal is to create pieces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also evoke an emotional connection with the viewer. I use sustainable and locally sourced wood materials to create each piece, ensuring that the sculptures are environmentally friendly.
My process involves careful selection of wood, from the choice of tree species to the selection of individual pieces based on the wood’s natural grain and character. The sculptures are carved and sculpted by hand, preserving the organic beauty of the wood.
My business offers a range of products, including abstract sculptures, wall art, and functional furniture pieces. My customers appreciate the natural, earthy aesthetic of the pieces and the craftsmanship that goes into each creation.
I am dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of wood and creating unique pieces that bring joy and inspiration to those who own them.
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Nationality:
UNITED STATES
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value,
- Groups: Certified Artists Contemporary American Artists
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Education
1996 - 2023
Self taught
Colorado Springs,
CO,
United States
Artist value certified
Certification established in collaboration with Akoun, the world leader in art market information since 1985.
Artist Value Sculpture 2023 | €1,100.00 ($1,178.98)
Certification has been established by Jacques-Armand Akoun on Apr 25, 2023.
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