About this Artwork
This mirror stainless steel sculpture is called Tear made by a famous UK sculptor Richard Hudson. In Tear, Hudson also explores his interest in symbolism. It was first exhibited by Sotheby at their selling “Beyond Limits Exhibition” in 2016.
Tear, Stainless steel Sculptures, London Copyright © Sotheby’s International
It is a 3 meters high tear sculpture with a superb mirror polished surface finished by Mr. Hudson in 2016 and originally exhibited at Chatsworth’s House in Derbyshire. It was part of Sotheby’s private sale exhibition Beyond Limits.
The whole artwork is realized by hand-forging with 2-3mm thickness 316L stainless steel as the exterior material, its soft line and flat curve surface makes the overall reflective surface vivid and perfect just like a real mirror. The Tear series has also been favored by many art collectors because of its implied appearance and form.
Crafted from high-quality, weather-resistant stainless steel, this piece is built to withstand outdoor elements while maintaining its brilliant luster without rusting. The sculpture’s abstract and minimalist design evokes a universal emotional resonance, with its smooth, streamlined curves symbolizing purity and contemplation. Each sculpture undergoes meticulous handmade processes, including welding and polishing, ensuring a flawless surface that acts as a mirror to its surroundings . This reflective art piece not only serves as a standalone decorative item but also interacts dynamically with light and space, creating ever-changing visual experiences.