I love when someone comes to film at Fabulous Furniture, because we can see how much work we’ve created since the last filming. It’s always such a wonderful surprise to see it through someone else's eyes
Steve Heller, Found Metal Artist from Boiceville, NY creates a Robot. Film by Aaron Weisblatt.
A portrait of outsider artist, Steve Heller, from Woodstock, NY. Master welder and found-metal designer, his latest challenge is a full size Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Steve Heller makes a custom conference table for Michael (Woodstock) Lang's new entertainment company. He designs and manufactures the giant table using spalted maple slabs of wood he has had stored in his trailer. He and his side kick Mickey finish it and deliver to Manhattan where they almost kill themselves getting the massive table in the elevator!
Part 2. Steve Heller builds a rocket ship for the Kingston Artist Soap Box Derby. Produced by Cinetrope Entertainment. www.cinetropeentertainment.com
Steve Heller's fabulous sculpture The Chainosaurus, which for years had been an attraction in his sculpture garden at Fabulous Furniture on RT28 in Boiceville, was recently sold to a longtime admirer. This short movie documents the deliver of a four thousand pound beast made from chains and other found metal objects. Thanks to Sarah Plant for her wonderful music.
Steve Heller at his place, Fabulous Furniture in Woodstock, NY, that's who. He designed them 10 years ago and his creative assistant Mike Karpf builds them now. Famous filmmakers from all over the world covet these pieces of sculpture not only for their value as an award but for their artistic form. Look for these two in a new television series called Heller On Wheels. see www.helleronwheels.com
Steve Heller welding at Fabulous Furniture on 28
Right outside of Woodstock New York, Steve Heller creates his own custom cars.
By Cris Aguasvivas
Steve Heller has always felt a need to create ever since he was young. Starting around age 14, Heller has taught himself woodwork and how to build cars. The first car he bought with money he earned from his paper distributing job, he took it apart and built it up again. “He never looked back.”