He has also worked on various other projects, including a 3D printed robotic arm, a wind turbine blade, and a custom-built motorcycle.

A Life of Creativity and Innovation

Eric Hull’s career as a metal fabricator and engineer has been marked by a passion for creativity and innovation. With a background in mechanical engineering, he has always been drawn to the intersection of art and technology. His work has taken him from the outback of Australia to the streets of New York City, and he has collaborated with artists, designers, and engineers from diverse backgrounds.

The Art of Metal Fabrication

Hull’s expertise in metal plasma cutting and welding has allowed him to bring his creative ideas to life.

A New Chapter in Eric’s Life

Eric’s journey into the art world began with watercolour and pastels, but he soon discovered his true passion for sculpture. He started creating sculptures in his backyard, using materials like wood and stone. As he honed his skills, Eric began to experiment with different techniques and mediums, eventually leading him to the inaugural art prize. Key characteristics of Eric’s sculptures: + Unique blend of traditional and modern techniques + Emphasis on texture and form + Exploration of themes related to nature and the environment

The Inaugural Art Prize

The inaugural art prize, which has replaced Sculpture in the Gaol, is a prestigious competition that attracts talented artists from across the country. The prize is open to artists of all mediums and styles, and the competition is fierce.

Eric said he was overwhelmed to be named the recipient of the award “as there were many outstanding pieces on display”.