Best Sculpture Fabrication Company in Providence, Rhode Island

Word of mouth and feedback from established artists has helped solidify our status as the best sculpture fabrication company in Providence, Rhode Island, across the country and around the world. We have been honored by the comments of the eminent artistic couple Claes Olenburg and Cooje van Bruggen, “Paul Amaral has played an integral role in the fabrication of our large-scale sculptures, notably the Spoonbridge and Cherry for the sculpture garden of Walker Arts Center, Minneapolis and the Shuttlecocks for the grounds of the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Missouri. We have found him to be versatile, ingenious, dependable and responsive to the most exacting requirement. We recommend him highly.”

We are further humbled by influential pop artist, Roy Lichtenstein in his description of working with Amaral Custom Fabrications, “Paul Amaral has demonstrated a high degree of professionalism, good follow-through and attention to detail in the construction of both large scale brushstroke sculptures for the Pontiac Marina in Singapore ‘Singapore Brushstrokes I-IV’ and the gallery editioned piece ‘Endless Drip’. I would recommend Mr. Amaral highly.”

As an artist, we understand that you strive for the accuracy and longevity of your message. We deliver just that with a sculpture fabrication process centered around detail and durability. By working with our team, you can be assured that every aspect of your vision will be represented in your finished product as originally intended. Because we only use aerospace and marine grade materials to construct your sculpture, you can also be confident your work will be enjoyed for generations to come. Projects we’ve completed over 20 years ago still appear as though they were just installed.

Find out how Amaral Custom Fabrication can breathe life into your vision. Please call us at +1(401)396-5663, leave a message on our contact page, or send us an email to experience first hand what makes us the best sculpture company in Providence, Rhode Island and every other location artists call home.