Exquisite Bronze Sculptures for Discerning Collectors
Discover a world of timeless beauty and unparalleled craftsmanship with our stunning bronze sculptures. Each piece is a masterpiece that adds sophistication and elegance to any environment.
Timeless Elegance
Adorn your space with our timeless bronze sculptures that exude elegance and sophisticatio
Exceptional Craftsmanship
Experience the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail in every bronze masterpiece we create.
Unique Artistic Vision
Immerse yourself in our unique artistic vision as we redefine bronze sculpture art with creativity and innovation.
Pieces incorporate bronze,stained glass,marble and wood accented and enhaced by a life like Patina
About Bronze Creations
Crafting Artistic Excellence in Bronze
At Bronze Creations, we are dedicated to creating exceptional bronz creations are the epitome of fine craftsmanship, making a statement in any setting.Explore the finest art pieces and elevate your surroundings with Bronze Creations.
Gallery
Beautiful Pieces of Artwork
Bronze art work in the lost wax method with life like color elements.
Bronze Canvasback Decoy nesting on a wood stand with a lead anchor attached to antique nails
Watson modeled after my Pet Vizsla a great hunting partner.
Holmes was Watson's hunting partner also great and it alway gave me a chance to say "Watson the game is afoot!!"
A common Owl in my area A Saw-Whet Owl true to size
The Shinned-Sharp Hawk a stunning hunter in it's own right.
LOST WAX METHOD
The process begins with creating a polyurethane rubber mold. A plaster casing then encases the mold which is then filled with wax to form an investment mold. The case has to cure for about two weeks. The entire assembly is heated inside the kiln, where the temperature is 300 degrees. Once the vessel is cured it is then taken to the bronze process. Bronze is poured at a temperature over 2000 degrees. After the bronze cools, the image is taken and sandblasted and the patina process begins. Patina of an acid and wax is applieapplied to the surface. This produces different chemical reactions which alter the color of the bronze to achieve the desired finish.
Meet
Mike Karcz
Biography
Artist
I have enjoyed art all of my life. My family is also active in different art forms. My mother painted beautiful watercolors well into her 90's. I have a brother and sister who excel in photograpy. Another brother is a woodcarver of ducks and birds. I have traveled and visited most of the important art museums of the world, not all, that is still my goal, but many.
I have a passion for books, and at one time owned two used bookstores with over 20,000 books in inventory. My library has over 1000 books. I mainly collect first editions and signed copies. Among my favorites are history and art books. I hope to continue making bronzes, emphasizing my love for nature and its subjects of birds, butterflies, plants and more.
I have recently engaged in art displays at a number of Wisconsin locations, Anderson Dock in Ephraim, The Art Garage in Green Bay, Peninsula Art School in Fish Creek , The Plymouth Art Gallery in Plymouth and the Cedarburg Art Museum in Cedarburg . I also have my pieces for sale at the Robert Ray Gallery in Algoma and the Margaret Lockwood Gallery in Sturgeon Bay.
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