A Debusk wire sculpture of a seated figure, likely a woman.

Wire sculpture is a contemporary art form that utilizes metal wire as its primary medium. Artists bend, twist, and join wires to create three-dimensional forms, ranging from abstract designs to figurative representations. This medium allows for a sense of lightness and transparency in the artwork, often creating intricate patterns and shadows.

Barrett Debusk is a contemporary artist known for his distinctive wire sculptures, often depicting human figures in relaxed or playful poses. His work is characterized by its minimalist aesthetic and the fluid lines created by bent wire, making each piece a unique expression of form and movement. These sculptures are often functional as well as decorative, serving as card holders or small display pieces.