Anne Lebreton-Launes, figurative sculpture France Born in 1982, Anne Lebreton-Launes spent her school years drawing in the margins of her notebooks; she joined the faculty of Arts of Bordeaux III and graduated in 2005. Then she explored manual trades, which deal directly with materials: leather work, traditional masonry, carpentry joinery … She completed her first […]
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Michael Abraham, Satyr and Sunshine sculpture ‘Satyr and Sunshine’ (Devil as Sunshine) New figurative sculpture from Michael Abraham Studio Gallery “An edition of 9 Bronzes are being made from my most recent wax-based clay original, pictured above. Forms inspired by my love of classical art, I was thinking of the way someone may present themselves
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Fernando Reyes, colorful figurative painting Art is a second career for me after spending 17 years in banking in San Francisco. I began as a self-taught artist, then decided to seek formal art education at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where I received a BFA degree in 1997. I then returned to
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Marilyn Ines Rodriguez, dramatic figurative sculpture Artist Statement I believe only when the blending of our intellect and vulnerability, anatomical knowledge and intuition will the artist experience that je ne sais quoi or being in the zone. This is a most unique and rewarding feeling, which in spite of all the external opposing forces, gives
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Rebecca Carron, portraiture from Belgium Portrait is one of the earliest practised and preferred genres of Carron. Some paintings are accompanied of a short explanation. To read these and to look closer at the paintings, just click on one of the pictures. Portret is een van de vroegst beoefende en geprefereerde genres van Carron. De
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Les Satinover, artist interview Who are three people you learn from? With any honest self reflection to this question I would firstly have to say that my parents, regardless of their unique faults or foibles, had the most immediate and long term impact upon my personality and intellectual development. Then, throughout all the years of
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Les Satinover, male & female nudes in the landscape I see the world through a tactile lens, sensing volume, form, light and shade – suggesting an engagement with the infinite, into the deep recess of visual space. My primary concern is the figure captured through this prism, evoking strong emotions for the viewer in the
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Charlie Mostow, figurative sculpture student I’d like to know what you think: What’s the purpose of being a figurative sculptor and what you do to achieve it? Is sculpture spacial, pictorial, or some combination of both? I’m a 4th year core student at the Grand Central Atelier in New York and I am a sculptor.
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