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Chaohong Sculpture

PRECISION FABRICATION

Sculpture Fabrication Company

Discuss how the agreed form and surface will be developed and reviewed, with a fabrication approach defined for the individual sculpture.

Workers finishing separate sculpture components on a workshop floor
Sculpture components · workshop finishing

TWO MATERIAL DIRECTIONS

Let the work guide the process.

Bronze and stainless steel call for different making decisions. The appropriate process, materials and review points should be established around the approved design.

Bronze horse group arranged around a fountain in an outdoor courtyard in Chifeng
Horse-group sculpture, Chifeng · company portfolio

Bronze: form and surface

Discuss the model or developed form, the intended cast appearance, visible details and the final surface reference. Confirm the actual process and review stages as part of the project scope.

Gold-coloured city-silhouette sculpture inside a workshop
Wuhan Hanyang city silhouette · workshop view

Stainless steel: geometry and finish

Review the shape, visible connections and intended surface together. The grade, construction approach and finish require project-specific agreement.

WHAT TO LOOK AT

Make quality discussions specific.

Clear references help the team review what matters in the finished work. Define the relevant checks and acceptance points before they are needed.

FORM

Proportion and alignment

Compare the main silhouette and key dimensions with the agreed reference information.

DETAIL

Visible transitions

Review the details and connections that contribute to the appearance of the work.

SURFACE

The agreed visual result

Use the approved surface reference to discuss appearance under suitable viewing conditions.

Large horse sculpture and surrounding work area inside a sculpture workshop
Horse sculpture in progress · company workshop photograph

COMPANY PORTFOLIO

A view from the workshop.

The Chifeng horse-group portfolio includes a workshop photograph as well as the completed outdoor composition. These records help connect a discussion of form with the work in its final setting.

PREPARING FOR THE NEXT STAGE

Agree what completion means.

Before release, confirm the inspection record, any agreed revisions, the handling information and how the work will be prepared for its destination.

RECORD

Document the agreed work

Keep relevant photographs, approval records and final project information together.

PROTECT

Plan packing and handling

Review vulnerable features, handling constraints and the intended transport arrangement.

COORDINATE

Check the receiving site

Confirm who receives the work and how the site will be ready for the agreed installation scope.

FROM THE COMPANY PORTFOLIO

Inside the making process.

Workshop photographs show different forms of sculptural work, from continuous relief panels to assembled city scenes and illuminated metal forms.

START A CONVERSATION

Discuss the making of your sculpture.

Share the subject, approximate dimensions, project location and reference images. We can use your brief to discuss the next step.