Mid-century metal wall sculpture by Curtis Jere, presenting a dynamic pinwheel or fan-like design formed from pleated metal panels in contrasting brass-tone, chrome, and black finishes. The layered, radiating elements create a strong sense of motion and dimensional depth, anchored by a polished spherical center that adds visual weight and shine. Signed along the edge of one fan element, with the number 8610096 noted on the reverse. Light surface wear, minor scratches, and natural patina are present, consistent with age. Measures approximately 36 by 32 inches. Curtis Jere is the shared artist name of Curtis Freiler and Jerry Fels, founders of Artisan House in Los Angeles. Their metal wall sculptures, produced primarily from the late 1950s through the 1970s, are highly regarded for their bold architectural forms, sculptural movement, and inventive use of mixed metals.