“Marsh Watcher” by Wayne Ewer
With Marsh Watcher, Ladysmith metal artist Wayne Ewer brings personality and playfulness to reclaimed steel. Assembled from salvaged car parts, bolts, rebar, and vintage hardware, this one-of-a-kind piece captures the curious posture of a bird peeking through cattails. The long, upright rods with shaped metal tops mimic marsh grasses, while the bird-like form balances whimsy with industrial edge. Whether perched in a garden, entryway, or cabin corner, this sculpture is a conversation starter that blends natural inspiration with mechanical creativity—an unforgettable tribute to upcycled artistry.
“Marsh Watcher” by Wayne Ewer
With Marsh Watcher, Ladysmith metal artist Wayne Ewer brings personality and playfulness to reclaimed steel. Assembled from salvaged car parts, bolts, rebar, and vintage hardware, this one-of-a-kind piece captures the curious posture of a bird peeking through cattails. The long, upright rods with shaped metal tops mimic marsh grasses, while the bird-like form balances whimsy with industrial edge. Whether perched in a garden, entryway, or cabin corner, this sculpture is a conversation starter that blends natural inspiration with mechanical creativity—an unforgettable tribute to upcycled artistry.
