BRONZE SCULPTURE
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Develop a custom bronze sculpture for public spaces, museums and landscape projects, combining artistic expression with professional fabrication, casting, finishing and installation support.
Explore the project library.
Follow individual works through design studies, modelling, workshop fabrication and their site settings. Open a project to view the available photographs in detail.
Bronze sculpture
Horses Above the Clouds
Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China
Design studies · Workshop fabrication · Installed views
Louis XIV on Horseback
Beijing, China
Design studies · Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Flame-Red Figure
Jingzhihu Resort Hotel, Beijing, China
Model development · Workshop fabrication · Interior views
Old Beijing Liquor Cart
Red Star Distillery, Beijing, China
Sketch study · Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Old Beijing Drinking-Game Scene
Red Star Distillery, Beijing, China
Sketch study · Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Traditional Liquor-Making Scene
Qixian, Shanxi, China
Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Lily Goddess Fountain
Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, China
Clay modelling · Visualisation · Workshop fabrication · Installed views
Winged Horses in a Fountain Courtyard
Wuhai, Inner Mongolia, China
Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Red Monument Figure Group
Changping Martyrs' Cemetery, Beijing, China
Clay modelling · Site views
First Congress Historical Figure Group
Kangbashi, Inner Mongolia, China
Clay modelling · Visual studies · Site views
Boat-Borne Historical Figure Group
Kangbashi, Inner Mongolia, China
Clay modelling · Workshop fabrication · Site views
Remembering the Well-Diggers
Kangbashi, Inner Mongolia, China
Clay modelling · Site views
Rammed-Earth Work and Garden Figures
Fugu County, Shaanxi, China
Workshop fabrication · Site views
Portrait Busts in a Garden
Sichuan Police College, China
Temporary-stand views · Plinth and landscape views
Classical and Decorative Figures
Draped and winged figures · Helmeted figures · Child figures
FORM AND EXPRESSION
Begin with the character of the work.
A useful bronze brief brings together the subject, pose, scale and surface references. Each decision changes how the piece is experienced at a distance and up close.
01 / SUBJECT
A recognisable story
Share the people, animals, symbols or abstract references at the heart of the idea, and explain what matters most.
02 / COMPOSITION
Movement through form
Consider the silhouette, gesture and relationship between figures, along with the approach and main viewing positions.
03 / SURFACE
An appearance to agree
Use reference photographs to discuss texture and colour. The final surface direction should be reviewed for the individual project.
CHIFENG / PORTFOLIO REFERENCE
A group composition with a shared rhythm.
The company portfolio presents this horse-group sculpture in a courtyard setting. Its raised forms and repeated gestures connect the figures into one composition.
For a new commission, the dimensions, layout, surface and installation requirements would be developed for the actual site.
FROM IDEA TO FORM
Keep the key approvals visible.
Agree the intended composition before committing to later stages. A staged review can cover the design reference, model or developed form, surface direction and completed work.
01
Design reference
Clarify essential features, overall scale and what remains open for development.
02
Form and surface review
Review the proposed appearance and record agreed changes before the next stage.
03
Completion and site planning
Coordinate the completed work with packing, handling and the receiving site.
WORKSHOP FILM
Decorative forms, up close.
Figures, vessels and decorative pieces filmed in the workshop. This short collection view shows shapes and surface finishes; it is not a bronze-casting process film.
Edited from brand-supplied workshop footage, with English captions and music. Select play to watch; sound and full-screen controls are available.
YOUR BRONZE PROJECT
A few details make the conversation more useful.
Include the subject, approximate size, intended location, reference images and target timing. If some points are undecided, tell us what is still open.
REFERENCE
What do you want to preserve?
Note the gesture, proportion, mood or texture you respond to in each reference.
SITE
Where will it be seen?
Share photographs and available plans, including principal views and access constraints.
REVIEW
Who signs off the direction?
Identify the person or team responsible for artistic approval and for the site’s technical decisions.
FROM THE COMPANY PORTFOLIO
From gesture to presence.
Workshop models and outdoor views show how a figure’s gesture, scale and surroundings shape the experience of a sculpture.
A pose under development
The rearing horse and rider are shown at model stage, with the volume and gesture visible before the final surface.
The figure in its setting
An outdoor view shows the relationship between the equestrian figure, its plinth and the surrounding architecture.
A shared narrative
Several figures form a scene around a central vessel, inviting viewers to read the gestures as a group.
Bronze portfolio: more subjects, more detail.
Explore horse groups, figurative scenes and circular reliefs from the company portfolio. Select any photograph to see the full image.
Horse groups: movement from several angles
A multi-horse composition combines riders, rearing forms and layered supports. These views show the overall arrangement and closer details from different positions in the workshop courtyard.
Figurative groups: model and setting
The supplied portfolio includes a pale full-size model and views of a multi-figure sculpture on its plinth. Compare the gestures, the grouping of figures and the relationship to the surrounding landscape.
Twelve circular relief studies
Human, animal and zodiac-themed motifs are framed within circular relief panels. Browse all twelve designs to compare the silhouettes, raised modelling and decorative borders.
Garden scenes: music and everyday life
Musicians, figures around a millstone and individual compositions bring human gestures into planted spaces. Overall and detail views show how each scene is read at different distances.
A figure group along the riverside
Long poles connect the figures into a shared composition. Close views, an assembly view and wider landscape photographs reveal details that a single image cannot show.
Relief panels in the landscape
Circular reliefs are shown on individual bases beside paths and planting. The wider view shows how a series of panels can form a sequence through a garden.
Portrait busts & classical figures.
Explore further subjects from the Chaohong sculpture portfolio, from portrait busts to musical and decorative figures. Select a photograph to see the complete image.
Portrait busts: from stand to plinth
Two portrait busts are shown on temporary stands and on stone plinths in a planted setting. The sequence brings facial modelling, the treatment of clothing and the surrounding landscape into view.
Music, flowers and draped figures
Flute and violin players sit alongside a flower-bearing figure in this selection. Workshop and courtyard views reveal the gestures, flowing drapery and ornamental bases.
Winged figures and contrasting finishes
Raised arms, layered wings and sculpted folds give these figures distinct silhouettes. The photographs show dark and gold-toned appearances; discuss the preferred finish as part of your project brief.
Child figures with hats and baskets
The child figures pair hats and baskets with expressive poses, showing two related decorative subjects.
Helmeted and shield-bearing figures
Spears, round shields and raised arms give these figures distinct silhouettes. Paired views and an individual gold-toned figure show different arrangements and surface appearances.
Figures seen together
Grouped views show how individual sculptures relate in scale, gesture and arrangement within the workshop and courtyard.
START A CONVERSATION
Start a bronze sculpture conversation.
Share the subject, approximate dimensions, project location and reference images. We can use your brief to discuss the next step.