Art by Steve Cutts

'bathtub'
'Pink Lion Monkey'
A quarter scale screaming monkey boy with fake fur slippers, mittens
and mane, embellished with glass eyeballs. Measures approx 25 ins X 8ins

'Michael'
A lifesize sculpture portrait made in fired terracotta clay
One of a series of abstract portraits in acrylic 32 ins X 32 ins

'Not a flying toy'
This was the central sculpture piece that formed part of the exhibition '27 2 many'.Its definitely a mixed media piece- I used just about everything in this one- mannequins,car tyres, car parts, toys, bottles, cigarette butts, tissue paper and a puppet from a certain childrens television programme made from a beach towel and two hanging baskets. Incidentally the suit he wears is from Savile Row.
'Satsuma Paranoia'
An audience of grinning citrus fruit. The very stuff of nightmares.

'Industrial Salad'
I wanted to make a piece with materials that conflicted with the subject- a delicate salad constructed from harsh industrial materials such as forklift parts and warehouse machinery, complete with an electric fork.

'Cassie'
A commissioned lifesize portrait piece in resin

'Scarlet'
A second piece from my series of abstract portraits 32 ins x 32 ins

'Car Crash Coffee Table'
Inspired by human natures fascination with the macabre, This piece incorporates a 1/10 reconstruction of a car crash inside a glass coffee table.

'Tangerine Telephone'
A comment on the current flair for man playing the role of God, I made this piece to portray a freakish genetically modified Tangerine that grown in the shape of a 1970s telephone. Made in clay and hand painted.

'Globe'
Constructed from a glass sphere, Incorporating a variety of weathered metal pieces including rings and circles alongside shaped mechanical parts.

'Iron Horse'
I welded the frame before adding heavily weathered metal/resin armour pieces to the sculpture. Measures 21 ins X 24 ins.