Royal Miree

Royal began an apprenticeship to kinetic sculptor Edward Hendricks at age 15 and found an entirely different side of art not bounded by the margins of a static canvas, but an art that utilizes every piece of itself to be realized.

Four years later Royal left Birmingham to study architecture and explored new media and subject matter. He began a sketch study of movement and shadow; the idea of art utilizing every ounce of itself to obey form and function, to perform and to be alive, took on new life in stainless steel and aluminum with kinetic sculpture.

Over the past 15 years Royal has worked with movement and form; he has a fascination with being able to create a form with basic fluid elements that may come fully to life with the intuition and imagination of the observer. There is more of this artist's work on this web site; click here to see it.

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