What a golden cast: The art of making Oscar statuettes
Briefly

The Oscar statuettes, symbols of cinematic excellence since 1929, are meticulously crafted in Rock Tavern, New York by Urban Art Projects. The creation process involves intricate steps starting from molds and wax copies, through layering and drying, to bronze casting. Each detail is precisely attended to, embodying the passion of the craftsmen. Once finished, the statuettes undergo copper and nickel plating before being coated in 24-karat gold. Despite being 3,000 miles from Hollywood, the workshop reflects both the artistry involved in their making and the honor of the films they celebrate.
As you dig into the process, you'll see that it's something that you can't rush, showcasing the meticulous craftsmanship behind creating each Oscar statuette.
Every detail is meticulously crafted with immense pride, demonstrating the dedication of the skilled artisans who make these iconic awards.
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