JVSculptures - Javi Villarroel Seoane - Stand - Trapezoidal pedestal - Steel - Base for decorative objects

Solid, sober, and full of character, this pedestal was designed by sculptor Javi Villarroel Seoane as a natural extension of the artwork it supports.
Made entirely of steel and finished in matte black, it offers a solid and elegant structure with an architectural character.
Its geometric aesthetics and visual balance are designed to enhance sculptures or artistic and decorative objects. Far from being a mere support, this pedestal redefines the relationship between the piece and its environment, providing a subtle structure that counteracts visual heaviness without detracting from the work's prominence. A fusion of functionality, design, and artistic sensitivity.
An architectural piece at the service of art and decoration.
(Sculpture not included)
We have four support models available; please check the profile for details.

You can see works by the artist for sale on their profile, as well as other models designed and crafted exclusively by the sculptor.

Material: Steel
Finish: Matte black
Measurements: 100x25x20
Shipping: via UPS to any country (check customs duties outside the EU).


More than steel, more than art

Javi Villarroel Seoane is an internationally recognized contemporary sculptor known for his technical skill and unique sensitivity in capturing and transforming intangible concepts into physical works.
Your work transcends mere material representation, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in emotions, concepts, and sensations.

By combining traditional techniques with innovative approaches, their works not only impact visually but also provoke reflection.
This unique approach has positioned the artist as a leading figure on the international art scene.
His sculptures are present in collections and public spaces in several countries in Europe and Asia.
In 2025, he was recognized as one of the best artists in the Basque Country and was awarded an Entrepreneurship Prize by the Bilbao City Council, in recognition of his contribution to the cultural and economic landscape.

He holds a welding professorship, having delivered official courses for the Basque Government training hundreds of welders, and has specialized training as an underwater welder, traditional artistic forging, and hot sculpting. He is currently dedicated exclusively to art in his own studio.

His legacy shows that art is not only seen but felt, and that the intangible can become the central axis of a physical and powerful creation.
His technical skill is unquestionable; his language, unmistakable.