Nic Noblique

Nic bases his designs on the idea of 3/5/8 mathematical beauty, suggesting everything in nature can be broken down into those proportions and is a structural spiral. He works with salvaged and recycled steel to create his sculpture on a 60-ton press he hand built from salvaged parts to roll the steel. His large metal sculptures are abstract studies of line, form and movement powder coated in vibrant colors. Nic has commissioned hundreds of works both privately and publicly, and been honored with awards in sculpture including the prestigious international Navy Pier Walk Competition in 2003, juried by David Pagel.

Nic became an early lover of Picasso's work while living in Antibes, France and found a resonance with his sculpture that went to the very core of his being. Returning to the US he focused on his artistic development throughout his primary education with exhibits as early as age 13 at the Milwaukee Museum of Art. Nic developed a passion for snowboarding and skateboarding that led to a career in owning and operating skate and snow retail shops in Wisconsin, California, and the Pacific Northwest and placed in the first ever X-Games. After studying pliable materials engineering in California, he made further contribu...

Nic Noblique is a self taught sculptor whose work is held in public and private collections internationally.