A striking mid-century modern-style wall sculpture featuring two large offset metal rings — one in a brushed pewter/steel tone, the other in a darker patinated bronze finish — that overlap to create a dynamic, spiraling composition. At the center, a cluster of thin freeform wire circles adds depth and movement, while curved copper and brass accent panels with a torched, iridescent patina sweep across both rings for a warm pop of color against the cooler metal tones. The piece has a strong three-dimensional presence, with each ring curving forward off the wall.
This work is unsigned, but its scale, materials (steel, copper, and brass), and construction style are consistent with the mixed-metal wall art produced by Curtis Jeré (Artisan House) in the 1970s–80s.
Measures approximately 52" L x 36" H, with noticeable dimension/depth off the wall. A bold statement piece for a foyer, living room, or gallery wall.