Brian Wedgworth is a Texas-based sculptor known for his bold, geometric work in welded steel. His practice explores the interplay between industrial materiality and autobiographical narrative, reflecting themes of resilience, transformation, and rhythm. His sculptures, often constructed from found and fabricated steel, bear visible electrode seams that evoke scarred or stitched surfaces—metaphors for healing, repair, and endurance. He builds modular components independently, later assembling them into intuitive forms that echo personal rhythms and symbolic patterns. These formal decisions are never arbitrary: for Wedgworth, process and memory are tightly woven.

Born in San Antonio and based in the Rio Grande Valley, Wedgworth has been deeply rooted in the cultural landscape of the Rio Grande Valley for over two decades. Alongside his wife, he operates Titan Studio, a creative fabrication space where he produces large-scale works for both public and private collections. Wedgworth studied sculpture at the University of Texas–Pan American (now UTRGV) under the mentorship of Richard Hyslin, whose influence helped shape his commitment to craft and community. He later contributed to building welding programs at regional universities, expanding access to the technical arts in South Texas. Deeply influenced by the multicultural environment of the border region, Wedgworth bridges cultures and disciplines through a practice that is grounded in physical labor and poetic form.

Wedgworth has exhibited extensively, with over 75 group exhibitions across Texas and Northern Mexico. Notable solo exhibitions include Solar Fusion at the Contemporary Art Museum of Tamaulipas in Matamoros, Mexico and Tejidos en Fierro at the Rockport Center for the Arts. His work has been featured in regional sculpture symposiums and outdoor sculpture exhibitions and is held in permanent collections at the Brownsville Museum of Fine Art, the International Museum of Art & Science in McAllen, and in private collections across the United States, Mexico, and Europe. An active arts advocate, Wedgworth is a founding member of the McAllen Art Council and serves on the board of the Texas Sculpture Group.
                                                     
Opening Reception is September 13, 2025 from 6-9pm as part of the Second Saturday Artwalk in the Lone Star Art District. 107 Lone Star Blvd, San Antonio, TX 78204. The exhibition is up through September  and the gallery is open by appointment. Call Bill FitzGibbons at 210-723-3048 to view outside of the reception times.