The collection
Miniature architecture, motion, character, and memory—built through a geometric wire-weaving language entirely its own.
Selected work
Every sculpture is one of a kind. Wire becomes fabric, structure, gesture, landscape, and life through hundreds of deliberate twists and wraps.
Closer views
Every presentation below keeps the complete reference image visible. Open any work to read how subject, construction, and story meet.
Figurative sculpture
A quiet study of gesture, reflection, and the relationship between a hand-woven figure and the living landscape.
Copper-colored and black wire are layered into hair, clothing, wings, anatomy, and expression while the open weave keeps light moving through the figure.
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Mechanical sculpture
Engineering becomes portraiture in a motorcycle built from line, pattern, and hundreds of structural connections.
Wheels, engine, frame, suspension, seating, and surface detail are resolved without a mold, demonstrating how the Lonnetrix system moves from contour to load-bearing form.
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Botanical figure
A flower becomes dancer, costume, and movement in a work that merges botanical rhythm with the human figure.
Petal loops, leaf-like skirt panels, a woven torso, and extended limbs translate growth into choreography.
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Sculptural landscape
A complete coastal place—water, land, trees, architecture, and beacon—condensed into a tabletop environment.
The work shows the system’s architectural range: planes become ground, repeated bands create a tower, and colored line separates water, paths, foliage, and built form.
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Narrative sculpture
A flying machine, rider, cargo, and landscape meet in an intricate narrative about invention and possibility.
Mechanical structure and character are woven together so that propeller, frame, seat, figure, tree, and base read as one interconnected system.
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Narrative sculpture
A tribute to service and courage, staged as a complete scene with firefighter, hose, hydrant, flames, and companion.
Flexible and rigid elements are balanced to suggest motion, protective equipment, water pressure, heat, and the urgency of response.
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Figurative sculpture
A poised figure turns tension into stillness at the instant before release.
The bow’s curve, drawn line, grounded stance, layered costume, and directional gaze demonstrate anatomy and narrative held in structural balance.
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Narrative sculpture
A monumental figure and well form a scene about care, memory, labor, and sustaining community.
Figure, vessel, rope, masonry, and ground plane combine wire with supporting materials to create an immersive sculptural environment.
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Contemporary figure
An astronaut floats above reclaimed technology, joining exploration, imagination, and the material history of invention.
The wire figure is suspended through looping tethers over a circuit-board base, connecting a handmade visual language to science and future possibility.
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Architectural sculpture
Architecture, garden, water, trees, and ceremonial ascent become a saturated miniature world.
Stacked roofs, woven walls, paths, water bands, flowering trees, and varied ground textures show how line can operate as structure, surface, and atmosphere at once.
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The method
Individual and combined strands create contour, depth, and weight—like drawing in three dimensions.
Drawing, weaving, engineering, architecture, and design meet in repeated hand-built connections.
The work is complete when the viewer no longer sees the material first, but the subject itself.
Made for you
From personal memories and milestone gifts to institutional pieces and public art, Lonnetrix can shape your idea in wire.
How commissions workBegin a conversation
Share the story, subject, or feeling you want transformed into an original wire sculpture.