For too long the art world has treated concrete as “foundational” — literally the plinth, the base, the building material — while bronze wears the crown. That old hierarchy is a materials-history quirk, not an artistic inevitability. Glassfibre-Reinforced Concrete (GRC / GFRC) lets the same sculptural instincts used for clay and wax run to full scale: self-curing, thin-shell, richly texturable and a fraction of the weight of bronze. It’s time GRC was recognised as a legitimat

If you’re wondering how to commission original artwork in New Zealand, this guide will walk you through the process, from concept to completion.