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Sculptures

Dive into the timeless art of sculpture, where creativity meets craftsmanship. From classical masterpieces to contemporary innovations, discover how sculptors transform materials into stories, emotions, and stunning visual expressions.

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Dump Beetle by Matti Dubee

In DUMP Beetle, Canadian sculptor Matti Dubee captures a fleeting yet profound moment in contemporary political history: the dizzying convergence of mega-corporate power, weaponized social media, and the rise of a populist political figure.

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The Unyielding Grip: Francisco Figueiredo Lopes' Make it Burn then Hold

Against the backdrop of Lisbon’s brilliant blue skies and the distant shimmer of the Atlantic, Francisco Figueiredo Lopes’ Make it burn then hold seems almost alive—straining, grasping, resisting. It is a sculpture that speaks in extremes: of creation and destruction, of accumulation and exhaustion, of the raw forces—both human and material—that shape our world. Here, steel becomes a language, tension a narrative, and a monumental form transforms into a meditation on existence itself.

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Leaning Into the Storm: Eduardo Rangel’s A Contra Viento

In A Contra Viento, Eduardo Rangel carves ten polished Ipê forms into a tower that leans but never falls—a poetic meditation on balance, motion, and quiet resilience. Like a figure bracing against unseen winds, the sculpture captures the exact moment where struggle meets force and determination, transforming resistance into grace.

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Essence in Stone: A Tribute to Hypatia by Bel Mur

Bel Mur’s marble series pays tribute to Hypatia through seven sculptural forms—each evoking a facet of her intellect. Minimalist yet powerful, the works honor female legacy with purity, balance, and enduring strength.

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Between Force and Fragility: The Weaponised Glassworks of Francisco Figueiredo Lopes

Francisco Figueiredo Lopes traps weapons in molten glass, turning tools of violence into fragile relics. His sculptures explore the tension between power and vulnerability, revealing how even the strongest symbols of control can crack under pressure.

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