Materials with a point of view. — XGC Sculpture

CUSTOM SCULPTURE CAPABILITIES

What we make.

Explore our custom sculpture capabilities in one place: stainless steel, fiberglass, cast copper, transparent resin, metal wall art and character sculptures. Find your setting, see our making spaces and plan your commission.

YOUR PROJECT STARTS WITH A DIRECTION

What would you
like us to make?

Start with a material, a setting or a character. Explore the sculpture types we work with, see our making spaces and compare project examples before shaping your own commission.

Explore custom sculpture

01 / MATERIALS & FORMS

Find your material direction.

Compare our five sculpture categories, then explore the forms, finishes and project questions within each one.

Stainless steel sculpture01

REFLECTION & FORM

Stainless steel sculpture

Reflective surfaces, openwork forms and architectural silhouettes. Our work includes rings, moons, water drops and animal-inspired stainless steel sculptures.

Fiberglass sculpture02

CHARACTER & COLOUR

Fiberglass sculpture

We create fiberglass characters, animal groups and sculptural seating for commercial displays, public spaces and interiors.

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LIGHT & TRANSPARENCY

Transparent resin art

We explore colour, transparency and sculptural volume through resin art, decorative objects and furniture, including our Beijing Damei Art Center collection.

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TRADITION & PRESENCE

Cast copper sculpture

Explore our cast copper figures, religious sculpture and architectural pieces. Develop the pose, sculptural detail and surface appearance with our team.

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ART IN RELIEF

Metal wall art

Sculptural wall pieces, abstract compositions and nature-inspired reliefs bring depth to interior walls in our work.

02 / THE SPACE AROUND THE ARTWORK

Made for the place.

A hotel arrival, a public landscape and a character display need different briefs. Choose the setting closest to your project.

Explore all settings
Sculpture for hotels & hospitality01

A focal point, with room to breathe.

Sculpture for hotels & hospitality

Explore lobby pieces, suspended installations and decorative art from the hotel portfolio. Start with the guest journey, sightlines and the character of the interior.

Landscape & public-space sculpture02

A form that belongs to its place.

Landscape & public-space sculpture

Openwork animals, rings and abstract forms appear in the landscape portfolio. Define the site, public access and surroundings before agreeing material or installation details.

Character-led spatial displays04

A character, beyond the screen.

Character-led spatial displays

Explore character and display ideas, with approved references, dimensions and usage rights clarified for each project.

03 / CHARACTER SCULPTURES

A character, brought into space.

Explore Ding Dong Bear and Lucky Rabbits, then compare the individual models, dimensions and appearance references for your display.

Explore character collections
Ding Dong Bear01

MUSIC · EXPRESSION · CHARACTER

Ding Dong Bear

Discover Ding Dong Bear’s music-inspired character identity, from reflective headset details to colourful graphic bodies. Compare the individual models and sizes.

XIN XIAO — Lucky Rabbits02

PLAYFUL FORM · EXPRESSIVE COLOUR

Lucky Rabbits

Explore Lucky Rabbits’ long-eared silhouette, reflective faces and colourful character treatments. Plan a display around the individual model and its dimensions.

04 / WALL ART & HANGINGS

Art across walls and open space.

Explore all our published metal art compositions alongside cloud-inspired hanging art and suspended fish installations.

05 / ART OBJECTS & ACCESSORIES

Objects with a sculptural presence.

Explore all our published resin object collections, transparent sculptural furniture and fiberglass seating references.

06 / DESIGN & MAKING

See where ideas take shape.

Step into our factory and workshop to see sculpture forms, surface work and assembly. Bring the making questions that matter to your selected artwork.

The courtyard and workshop entrances

Our factory

Explore the courtyard, sculpture yard and workshop buildings.

07 / SCULPTURE IN CONTEXT

See a direction in our work.

Compare the artwork, its setting and the features you want to carry into your own project.

Browse all project cases

08 / YOUR CUSTOM SCULPTURE

From a reference
to a clear next step.

Bring us a sketch, image or selected example. We work through the form, dimensions, material, appearance and project responsibilities with you.

  1. 01

    Share your direction

    Tell us the artwork, approximate size, quantity, destination and intended setting.

  2. 02

    Define the commission

    Review the design, material, finish, base and approval points with us.

  3. 03

    Plan the making and handover

    Agree production, packing, receiving and installation responsibilities for your project.

See the full custom process

01 / EXPLORE & COMPARE

Choose sculpture materials through the intended effect

A sculpture material comparison should begin with appearance, scale and setting. Reflective sculpture can make surrounding architecture part of the work. Colourful character sculpture uses silhouette and graphic identity to create recognition. Translucent sculpture invites questions about background light and colour. Sculptural wall decoration works with the wall elevation and furniture. We bring these possibilities together in five material categories; each leads to examples and a practical specification discussion.

02 / EXPLORE & COMPARE

Turn a material preference into a specification

Our sculpture material selection review connects your preferred appearance with the intended environment. We discuss the body material, finish, base and maintenance requirements with you. Custom metal sculpture, FRP character sculpture and resin decorative sculpture each call for a different making approach. We help you compare these options around your chosen design and agree the specification for your commission.

03 / EXPLORE & COMPARE

Use categories and projects together

Category pages help explore sculpture forms and finishes; project pages show how references relate to a setting. Compare an open silhouette with a solid focal object, a single artwork with a group, and a freestanding object with an integrated wall piece. For architectural art procurement, record the reference and the features you want to carry into a new brief. A material-led sculpture commission becomes more precise when the buyer can explain which visual quality matters and which technical choices are still open.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A clearer
next decision.

Questions about What we make.

Discuss your requirements ↗
Which sculpture materials can we explore with you?

Explore stainless steel, fiberglass, cast copper, transparent resin and metal wall art. We can discuss each category in relation to your design, setting and preferred appearance.

How do I compare stainless steel and fiberglass sculpture?

Share the design, dimensions, desired surface and intended setting with us. We can discuss a material proposal for each direction and compare the making, supporting arrangement and installation requirements for your project.

Does a metallic-looking character have a metal body?

Not necessarily. A reflective finish describes appearance. The product's actual substrate and surface system need confirmation for the identified model and variant.

Can I request a material sample for a sculpture?

Ask what sample or finish reference can be agreed for your design. Record its appearance, approval conditions and relationship to the final artwork; sample availability and format require confirmation.

Where can I compare material categories in real settings?

Open the linked project and application pages. They connect portfolio references with hospitality, landscape and commercial contexts and explain what further information a new commission needs.

What should I include when asking for a material recommendation?

Share the intended appearance, indoor or outdoor location, approximate dimensions, access conditions and use. Identify any relevant project requirements so the material proposal can be assessed against the actual brief.

EVERY PROJECT STARTS WITH A CONVERSATION

What do you have in mind?

A sketch, a reference or an early idea. Tell us about the space.

Start your project