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Daring designs from humble beginnings

Creating unique sculptures by bringing back to life historically worn and recycled metal

With an appreciation of a bygone era and a unique eye for Australian flora and fauna, Jordan Sprigg has a style all his own. With pieces in public and private collections across the country, he is a house hold name in his field.

 

Public Art Across WA

 
An Australian Pelican enjoying a little pit stop out the farm before his long journey south. Did you know this guys pouched bill can hold 13 litres of water? But it’s mostly used for catching dinner 🐟 “The Ocean Voyager” (2019):
“Awesome to have this turtle sculpture in my abode. The turtle is a significant totem in Fijian culture so it will be highly admired and cherished by not only myself and my family here, but those overseas as well. Stoked!!!” - Nic Naitanu
A giant sea creature cruises the ocean floor. He measures 3.7m long and weighs half a tonne. How many of the 26 hidden hammerheads you can find? “The Great Hammerhead” (2016): Constructed from retired tools, machine parts and farm scrap
A small to medium sized raptor, this bird of prey is often seen perched on a power pole, fence post or tree limb. Brown falcons are native to Australia. Swipe across to see how this sculpture started. “The Brown Falcon” (2020): Construc
Can you guess what I used as the feature feather in his tail!? This little guy was a prize piece I built last year. Another fundraising effort for Movember 🧔🏻 “The Gray Fantail” (2022): Constructed from retired tools, machine parts a
A few fish I’ve built over the years 🐟 What other species would be a cool build? “The Great Barracuda” (2016) “The Elusive Barra” (2018) “Bonito” (2017) Constructed from retired tools, machine parts and fa
Looks pretty happy for a seahorse that is more than 300km from the ocean doesn’t he! This piece was a giveaway, again for Movember - supporting mens mental health. “The Red Dragon” (2019): Constructed from retired tools, machine p
Perched on a gum branch, a proud pair of wagtail parents cheerfully admire their new little family. I’ve done a few wagtail pieces over the years, and they are still one of the most popular pieces! “A Watchful Eye” (2022): Constru
A Spotted Eagle Ray, just a little far from home, surfs the clouds over the beginnings of a conala crop. “The Sky Surfer” (2017): Constructed from retired tools, machine parts and farm scrap sourced throughout rural Western Australia.

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Metal works- unlike any other