Eric Stein's contemporary steel art masterpieces come in many sizes and shapes. The larger pieces contained here are examples of the magnificent beauty Eric is able to capture using his personal steel fabrication techniques. These pieces vary in height from 12 feet all the way up to larger pieces and are designed primarily for more open areas to give visitors the ability to fully experience them from all angles.

Fracture

2023 On exhibit in Johnson City, Tennessee, 108" x 120" x 180" in Height, Painted Steel

Undefined

2018 Buffalo Creek Art Center and Sculpture Park, 23.0 Feet in Height

Inspired by the Surrealists, the paintings and writings of Yves Tanguy and the incredible Sierra Nevada mountains, Undefined reaches for the sky and aggressively attacks the future. 

Hamblin Wedge

2016 Commissioned by Nancy & Eric Hamblin, Newburgh NY, 14.0 Feet in Height

Trap

2015 Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park & Museum, Hamilton Ohio, 17.0 Feet in Height

Untitled with Pentagon

2013 Catherine Konner Sculpture Park, Rockland Center for The Arts, 13.5 Feet in Height

Untitled with Pentagon represents an investigation into both security and exploring beyond what one expects. Adventure and inquiry, testing and pushing past boundaries. Each of the “pixels” erupt and expand past their own space while questioning and penetrating authority. The Pentagon is a very stable form, an image of strength and security, and although it is not broken, it is off angle. This piece encourages exploration, self determination and the continued questioning of authority.

Focus

2006, Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood, 12.0 Feet in Height

Getting us to look from the outside in, Focus asks the viewer to examine each individual detail and aspect of our land, existence, if you prefer. Each “pixel” commanding and controlling it’s own space is highlighted by a window frame screen that brings our attention to the varied activities of each and every part of our experiences. As we look from above, like a microscope, against our experiences

Cloud Stop

1998, Public Display, 16.0 Feet in Height

A rest stop for the clouds. Engineering, surveyor targets guild the clouds in for a soft landing. Giving the viewer a lighter moment to think about the magnitude of the sky and world above us. 

Sky Truss

1997 Public Art Display Permanent Installation, 36.0 Feet in Height

Reaching a height of 36 feet, Sky Truss #5 has a ball barring top that allows the sky to roll around and present us with varied views of the world. A humorous work at play to enjoy without guilt.