Saxophone with Driftwood 

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This piece brings together a vintage 1960s Bundy tenor saxophone and Florida cedar driftwood in a bold, sculptural design.

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The saxophone was completely disassembled, then carefully reassembled and repositioned along the cedar driftwood to preserve its recognizable form. The bell is embedded directly into the base, creating the striking illusion that the instrument has grown organically from the wood. The main body is supported by a substantial lower section of driftwood, completing a process that took over 100 hours to realize.

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At the top, a large spiral aluminum element crowns the saxophone bell, concealing an integrated speaker that transforms the sculpture into a fully functional Bluetooth speaker with impressive sound quality.

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The piece rests on a base crafted from matching Florida cedar driftwood, all of which has been hand-finished with beeswax to enhance its natural beauty.

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Measuring approximately 37 inches tall, 33 inches long, and 21 inches wide, this one-of-a-kind creation seamlessly blends visual artistry with modern audio functionality.

 

This creation is also a Bluetooth Speaker.

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This item is AVAILABLE for purchase. 

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Original Art  -   Contact artist about this piece for price delivered in the United States or picked up at our shop in Safety harbor, FL.

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