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The Artist: Michael Sucoff
My passion for metalwork started as a hobby that turned into a profession. In 1972, my wife and I moved into a new house with a two-story entry lobby. It was in desperate need of a piece of art to be finished. The only thing we saw that seemed appropriate for the space cost $1,000, which was totally out of our price range.
My company was building a truck terminal at the time, and we had some leftover pieces of 12-inch pipe used to protect the doorways. I made rings out of these cuts and welded them together to make my first piece, the "Perfect Woman." Since we owned a set of torches, I learned to weld nails and small amounts of metal into pleasing sculpture pieces.
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As a hobby, working with the acetylene torch and scraps of metal, I've made hundreds of three-dimensional objects, including:
- A 40-Foot Sculpture that hung in the Dallas Playboy Club and Was Featured on the Cover of Interior Design in 1978
- An 8-Foot Tree of Life at Temple Sinai in Sharon, MA
- The Logo “A” for the Lobby of the Alinari in Sarasota, FL
- The Logo “G” for Goodwin Law Firm in Boston, MA
- The “X” Logo for a TEDx Presentation in Lenox, MA
- A Desk Made From Safe Deposit Vault Doors
- A Key Sculpture made from old vault keys that lives in Fiduciary Trust in Boston, MA
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The Logo “G” for Goodwin Law Firm in Boston, MA
The Logo “A” for the Lobby of the Alinari in Sarasota, FL
The “X” Logo for a TEDx Presentation in Lenox, MA