Mould Making and Casting.

Drawing from over 30 years of experience, Rameux Gonzalez is a master in the art of mould making and casting, offering a comprehensive range of specialised services tailored to artists, architects, and designers.

Whether you seek bespoke mould making, casting services, or expert consultation for your creative ventures, Rameux Gonzalez's dedication to quality, craftsmanship, and innovation promises to elevate your artistic and architectural projects to new heights.
Collaborate with Rameux to transform ideas into tangible works of art that inspire and endure.

Click the videos below to take a virtual tour of the process and possibilities.

Through collaborative figurative castings, Rameux bridges the gap between artistic vision and technical execution, elevating soft sculptures into permanent and captivating artworks. His expertise not only enhances the artistic process but also facilitates the creation of stunning display pieces that resonate with authenticity and artistic integrity. Rameux's dedication to quality and innovation underscores his role as a pioneer in the realm of modern sculpture, offering artists new avenues to explore and realize their creative visions.

Rameux's use of multimedia materials reflects a broader trend in the art world towards embracing innovative mediums.
The growing acceptance of non-traditional materials in sculpture and casting opens up new avenues for artistic expression and experimentation.

Rameux's mastery of these materials not only expands artistic possibilities but also contributes to the democratisation of art production, making high-quality casting accessible to a wider range of creators.

making possible large scale sculptures that are visually identical to natural materials, whilst at the same time a fraction of the weight.
Facilitating shipping and display without heavy lifting machinery and keeping within weight limits for applications such as cruise liners or delicate older buildings.

Ornamental Moulding and Casting:

Rameux's repertoire extends to architectural and ornamental reproductions, where his meticulous craftsmanship preserves heritage and tradition. Specialising in reproducing architectural elements, such as columns, capitals, and decorative motifs, Rameux contributes to the conservation of cultural landmarks. His skill in mould making and casting allows for the faithful reproduction of intricate designs, ensuring that architectural heritage is safeguarded for future generations to admire and appreciate. Through his work in architectural reproductions, Rameux contributes to the continuity of craftsmanship and the preservation of architectural beauty, underscoring the importance of tradition and artistry in our built environment

In the example to the left, Rameux brings to life twelve stunning ornamental uplighters, standing at an impressive height of four feet, designed exclusively for Holland America cruise liners.
Each piece is a masterpiece of sculpting and moulding, intricately crafted with sea horses as the central motif. The uplighters are cast with precision and finished with a special blue copper patina, evoking the serene beauty of the ocean depths. Rameux's attention to detail and artistry shines through in these unique creations, which not only illuminate but also adorn the cruise ship interiors with elegance and maritime charm.
These sea horse-themed uplighters serve as captivating focal points, enhancing the ambiance of the Holland America vessels and delighting passengers with their exquisite craftsmanship and marine-inspired design. Architects and interior designers trust Rameux for ornamental moulding and casting services. From decorative elements to architectural accents, Rameux brings classical craftsmanship to contemporary design.


Rameux excels in the realm of modern materials for both internal and external applications, catering to conservation projects and corporate installations alike.

With decades of experience, Rameux possesses a deep understanding of both the creative and technical aspects required for architectural endeavors. Specialising in non-toxic acrylic composites and glass-reinforced polymer casting, Rameux can replicate the look and feel of natural materials such as bronze, stone, gilded or weathered finishes resilient to the elements.

Whether restoring historic structures or enhancing modern designs, Rameux's reproductions embody timeless craftsmanship and meet stringent fire ratings and durability standards.

This expertise in blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative materials ensures that each project achieves a seamless balance between aesthetics and functionality, preserving the integrity of architectural visions while surpassing technical demands.

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Rameux's skills of figurative mould making and casting spans both small-scale and large-scale projects, encompassing a wide range of artistic collaborations.
Working alongside other artists, Rameux facilitates the transformation of soft sculptures crafted from clay or wax into enduring, weatherproof pieces ideal for exhibiting in any setting.

By utilising innovative techniques, Rameux achieves museum-grade finishes and patinas that emulate the look and feel of antique natural materials like bronze, providing artists with a cost-effective alternative to traditional bronze casting.

Moulding and casting a full size figure in bronze composite resins.


Casting in bronze resins, and acrylic polymer over hot cast bronze offers a range of notable benefits. Firstly, these alternative materials can replicate the appearance and texture of traditional hot cast bronze at a fraction of the weight and cost. This makes them more practical for large-scale sculptures or installations where weight is a concern. Additionally, resin-based materials are highly durable and weather-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor use without the risk of corrosion or patina changes over time. They also offer greater flexibility in terms of color customisation, allowing artists to achieve vibrant or subtle finishes that may not be feasible with traditional bronze casting.
Ultimately, these alternative casting methods open up new creative possibilities while retaining the aesthetic appeal of bronze or other sculptures in natural stone or wood.

Casting 30ft panels in bronze resins

The castings of the 30-foot panels on the Queen Mary 2 walkways, done in a resin bronze composite, exemplify a remarkable fusion of artistic vision and practicality. By utilizing a resin bronze composite for these large-scale panels, the designers achieved the grandeur and elegance of traditional bronze sculptures while offering enhanced durability and manageability. This composite material allows for intricate detailing and a realistic bronze finish without the excessive weight and cost associated with solid bronze. Moreover, the panels' resilience to environmental factors ensures longevity and minimises maintenance needs. The use of resin bronze composite on such a monumental scale underscores a commitment to both aesthetic excellence and functional efficiency, enhancing the overall experience for passengers strolling along the walkways of this iconic vessel.