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For
Immediate Release
July 3, 2002
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Perry Castellano
29485 Quail Run Drive
Agoura Hills, CA 91301
ph. (818) 889-5673
fax (818) 889-6724
info@perrycastellano.com
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CASTELLANO BRINGS A SENSE OF NATURE TO NATIONS
SURGICAL
Metal Sculptor installs his 16'X 4" metal installation, "The
River"
Encino, CA July 3, 2002 - Perry Castellano, Los Angeles
based metal sculptor, proudly announces the installation of his multipart
work in Nation Surgical Center in Encino, California. The River is
a 25-piece work composed of organic forms cut from 14-gage cold rolled
steel. The variations in each form, bends and curves, is designed
to give the impression of moving water with the darker hues of a deep-running
river.
The concept for The River was originated when designer, Cherie Jeffrey
Sherman, commissioned Castellano to create a metal wall sculpture
for the waiting room of the Nations Surgery Centers Encino facility.
"Within our corporate design dictate of promoting a sense of tranquility
and calm, we asked Perry to incorporate organic and fluid lines" says
Sherman, "These ideas are often difficult to capture in metal but
the final piece surpassed our expectations. We look forward to working
with him on additional pieces." |
"The River"
"The River" detail |
About Nations Surgical
Nations Surgery Centers constructs and operates the most technologically
advanced outpatient surgery centers with an ambiance of luxury and comfort.
Their corporate art program focuses on original art in varying media.
About the Artist
Perry Castellano is originally from Stamford, CT in Fairfield County. He
received his training in metal sculpture at the prestigious Silvermine Art
School and Guild in New Canaan, CT, under the guidance of master metal sculptor,
David Boyajian. Currently, he resides in Agoura Hills, CA with his wife
and newborn child. Since his arrival in California in 2001, Castellano has
been busy establishing himself in California galleries, working on private
and commercial commissions. As well as showing in Southern California Art
Festivals, including the well known "Affaire in the Garden" in Beverly Hills,
were he took first place in sculpture, 2001.
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