Metal sculptors craft art from steel, shaping it through cutting, welding, forging, or casting. They transform raw, industrial material into expressive works, from abstract forms to lifelike figures. Using tools like plasma cutters and welders, they create durable sculptures for galleries or public spaces. Steel’s strength and versatility allow for intricate designs or massive installations. Artists like Richard Serra use steel’s raw power, while others, like Alexander Calder, create dynamic, flowing pieces. Surface treatments like polishing or rust enhance aesthetics. Their work blends creativity with technical skill, turning cold metal into art that evokes emotion, reflects nature, or explores industrial themes.