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Gregory Stallmeyer

October 7, 2026

2024-2025

About the Artist: Gregory Stallmeyer was born and raised in Champaign. After studying art in college, he apprenticed under local artist and custom car builder, William Baker. Greg opened G.S. Customs in Seymour, Illinois in 1999, and proceeded to become nationally renowned for his unique ability to combine custom metal work and award-winning paint and graphics. After more than 20 years building cars, Greg closed his shop in Seymour and went to work at Parkland College as an Instructor in Collision Repair and Welding. He built a studio at his home so he could spend more time making art and became involved with the local art community where he has found friendship, support, and feedback that has allowed him to grow as an artist and person. Today Greg still works with metal and automotive paint creating two and three-dimensional art. He garners his inspiration from nature, people, and everyday life.

Moonage Dream
Medium: Repurposed aluminum, plexiglass and steel

A number of pieces that are a part of one large collection

Copper Leaf Chandelier
Medium: Steel, fiberglass and copper

This chandelier in nature is elevated above the walk, so be sure to look up!

Melt 2024
Medium: aluminum and automotive urethane

“Constructed during the Polar Vortex of 2021, a documentary about glaciers inspired me to create a piece that illustrates our changing world.”

Connect More
Medium: aluminum, resin, steel and urethane paint assembled from a collection of resin tests and repurposed aluminum

“Connect More is a colorful and whimsical take on a childhood game.”

Rainbow Connection
Medium: aluminum, acrylic and automotive urethane

“This piece has been in and out of the works on and off for over a year. It incorporates internal solar dusk till dawn lighting.”

Beneath the Surface
Medium: Aluminum, resin, urethane, steel

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