
Benedict Radcliffe has created a wireframe version of a Nike sneaker.
According to the artist, it took 2 months to finish the shoe. Nike Air Max 1 wire sculpture was constructed entirely out of bent steel rods. [via]








Benedict Radcliffe has created a wireframe version of a Nike sneaker.
According to the artist, it took 2 months to finish the shoe. Nike Air Max 1 wire sculpture was constructed entirely out of bent steel rods. [via]







Drew designs
This is an awesome piece of metal work! The detail, and the paint job. Spectacular!
Apr 17th, 2010
timmay
an amazing, beautiful, inspiring sculpture. definitely a piece of art i would want.
Apr 17th, 2010
Critical Eye
Very cool. In some pictures it actually looks like a 3D CGI model.
Apr 17th, 2010
Karen
coooooool. now imagine if that was a bed, with a mattress in it…
Apr 18th, 2010
unDave™
That’s way tooooo much spare time to do that…
-by unDave™
Apr 18th, 2010
Den
Very modern and cool indeed!
And it’s huge!
Apr 18th, 2010
Mask
Karen, I think you’re on to something there.
Apr 18th, 2010
Youre"Doom"
Amazing sculpture, wish I would have seen this somewhere on the street rather than on a website.
Apr 18th, 2010
Kenny Glenn
super cool
Apr 18th, 2010
Chad
I like the view from the top where you can see the laces above and the treads below.
Apr 19th, 2010
kegan
We do this as a project at RISD in foundations. on a much smaller scale though.
Apr 19th, 2010
Cechas
wery nice, look like drowing
Apr 20th, 2010
cchana
awesome sculpture!
Apr 21st, 2010
Jon Mick
@undave. the artist was comissioned to do the sculpture by nike. That makes it work and not spare time.
Apr 21st, 2010