Bronze is one of the most interesting mediums available, whose uses, as many know, extend far past the realm of the art community. While that is true, it is an especially valuable asset in the art world as it not only offers a durable and highly manipulable material, but also a way to create different tools that can be used to help produce a wide range of works. This durable metal is renowned for its resilience and its luster, and eventually, the weathered effects that the piece gains. As it ages, especially in the elements, the polished tone of the metal deepens to a gorgeous brown and gains green patina and even red hues throughout. Moreover, it offers sculptors, especially, a way to create sculptural works in a way that was never before possible, with results that are just as amazing. Unlike natural stone such as marble, which several points of support, bronze is very strong and can have one small area of support to sustain an entire piece. The result is breathtaking sculptures that seem to defy the laws of gravity.