I’ve been posting some of my sculptures recently. This one comes from the early 80s in India. This type of light metal sculpture is extremely popular and not very expensive. Often they’re reproduced now in quantity. However, if you look at the signature on the bottom many of these early 60s early 80s pieces have specific artists that are well known and sought after. This piece was in my childhood home and I inherited it so it has quite a lot of sentimental value as well.

For those not involved in the art scene, the infamous, anonymous street artist known as Banksy opened up a hotel with an art focus a few years ago called the “Walled Off Hotel”… A take on the Waldorf hotel. He had local sculptors create small pieces of the retaining wall for sale to bring money to the region. These little mini wall sculpture pieces are highly collectible and very valuable. Especially the bigger wall sections like the ones picture here.

It’s been so long, I forget the original artist. But this is about 10 years old. Very early on in the process of developing 3-D printers, an artist I followed had a Kickstarter where he produced these 3-D printed skulls. I’ve always been fascinated with human biology, architecture, art, and sculpture. 3-D printing allowed sculpture to take a different form. While not worth a lot of money, this piece sits on my desk next to another skull, which I will share later today. I think it’s cool, intricate design is fascinating to look at.

Combining my love of modern art in my love of sports is this Daniel Arsham bronze casted Spalding basketball. It is incredibly heavy, life-size, and ultra cool. Arsham has a ton of collectible value and his pieces can go for insane prices. Should you have the disposable money And want a really cool, signature piece to display, this might be it!