British Martin Debenham, a self-taught contemporary artist and sculptor, creates figurative stainless steel wire sculptures that merge fantasy with nature. These three-dimensional wire artworks made for outdoor display, in figurative or abstract forms, are in synthesis and form a harmony with natural environments.
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