Making original sculpture more accessible
Bespoke Sculpture was founded by Laurence Hullena with a vision to make original sculpture more accessible to New Zealanders. Over the years, Laurence has developed a passion for sculpture and a desire to help more people experience the impact of owning a truly unique piece of art.
With an entrepreneurial spirit and a belief that premium sculpture can be more attainable, Laurence created Bespoke Sculpture in Auckland to open up new possibilities for people who want to bring their vision of sculpture to life.
His mission is to make premium sculptural experiences more attainable through accessible pathways to creation, production, ownership and placement. Whether you have a clear vision or are just beginning to explore the possibilities, Bespoke Sculpture provides the expertise and guidance to help bring those ideas to life.
A design-led team
To bring this vision to life, Laurence has assembled a design-led team of specialists who combine creativity, technical knowledge and craftsmanship.
Together, the team brings a range of skills and perspectives to each project, from creative development and visual communication through to material knowledge, construction and finishing. This collaborative approach allows each sculpture to be thoughtfully considered, balancing artistic expression with the practical requirements needed to create enduring works.
A belief in the power of sculpture
Laurence believes sculpture has the ability to create connection, inspire emotion and become part of the identity of a place. Whether it is a personal commission, a statement piece for a property or a sculpture that reflects a shared story, every work has the potential to hold meaning beyond the object itself.
Bespoke Sculpture exists to help more people experience the value of original sculpture — making the process of creating, owning and placing a significant artwork more accessible.
By bringing together vision, design expertise and skilled craftsmen, Bespoke Sculpture is creating opportunities for more New Zealanders to enjoy sculpture in meaningful and lasting ways.