Cory Fuhr is a thirty-two year old metal sculptor living in Vernon, British Columbia. Self-schooled and trained, Cory sculpts exclusively in steel. His process includes arc-welding, manual cold manipulation and thermal folding.

"Anthropomorphic transformations have fascinated and inspired my work through my life. The fusion of the inanimate - cold metals - and the animated - our bodies and pastoral surroundings, drives my creative process.

By deconstructing those classicist notions that demand the separation of this mortal coil and the abstract, I strive to bring romance and breath to metal. The conflict of engineered forms and untouched landscapes challenges humanity to reconcile our organic form with the monstrous artifice of our creations. Through my work, I explore a possibility of acceptance, or reconciliation."

View Cory's write up in Galleries West magazine.