Colin Selig

Eco-Friendly Sculpture + Seating

  • sculpture
    • sculpture collection
    • arachnicat
    • seating nest
    • vespa
    • scorpion
    • squirrel
    • pentarachnid
    • alligator
    • lumisphere
    • appendisphere
    • andromedan
    • chair?
    • dog
    • ant
    • crab
    • trisect
    • planters
    • bollards
  • seating
    • seating collections
    • hemi asymmetric benches
    • mid century benches
    • asymmetric benches
    • crab benches
    • tete-a-tete benches
    • original hemi benches
    • barlow benches
    • club benches
    • lips benches
    • bun benches
    • lowback bench
    • folded backless benches
    • chaise benches
    • crawling backless benches
    • three spoke backless benches
    • boomerang bench
    • floating backless benches
  • locations
    • location directory
    • Dublin park
    • Alexandria residential apartments
    • Key West streetscape
    • Sugar Land neighborhood park
    • Palo Alto streetscape
    • Oakland retail center
    • Napa art walk
    • Lindsay Wildlife Experience
    • Colorado highway
    • Colorado wind blade benches
    • Mill Valley streetscape
    • Memphis hospital
    • St Paul hospital
    • Orinda community center
    • Iowa bike path
    • Los Alamos community center
    • California Shakespeare Theatre
    • Florida Keys courthouse
    • Holister town park
    • Morgan Hill pop-up park
    • Malden multi-use path
    • Cambria streetscape
    • Tulsa interstate
    • Moraga library
    • East Hampton gallery
    • Walnut Creek streetscape
    • Sonoma park
    • Neiman Marcus fixtures
  • story
    • process
    • artist bio
    • artist statement
    • resume
    • genesis
  • contact

ABOUT

Colin's sculpting practice is focused on creating climate conscious site elements for public and commercial spaces. His bench designs include contemporary riffs on furniture from Victorian and Mid Century eras. His biomorphic sculptures are whimsical and designed for human interaction.

Artist's Statement

PROCESS

Regionally sourced salvage steel propane tanks are carefully dissected and the pieces reassembled, with no additional reshaping of the material, an eco-friendly process with a minimal carbon footprint that produces durable objects which contain 99% post-consumer reused content.

Process

AWARDS

Most Interesting Products Award American Society of Landscape Architects

Exhibitor’s Choice Gold Award Smithsonian Craft Show

"Creative Revolutionary” 2021 CODAworx international list of 25 individuals leading changes forward in the arts

Artist's Resume

STAY IN TOUCH

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1547 Palos Verdes #315, Walnut Creek, California 94597

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