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Domenico Sepe
Domenico Sepe (Naples, 1977) is one of Italy’s leading contemporary sculptors, internationally recognized for a body of work that combines technical excellence, profound spirituality, and a strong commitment to historical memory and social issues.
Jorge Egea
A Doctor of Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona, as well as a professor, researcher, and sculptor, Egea has developed a career focused on form, corporeality, and classical modeling. Since 1992, his work has been exhibited in Spain, France, Italy, the United States, and Japan, earning numerous awards and distinctions.
Editorial – Special Sculpture
This new edition presents an extraordinary special dedicated to sculpture, featuring acclaimed Spanish sculptor Jorge Egea on the cover.
Marcin G. Otapowicz
Marcin G. Otapowicz, born in 1978 in Białystok, Poland, is a multifaceted and compelling figure: an artist, inventor, entrepreneur, and sculptor.
Nicole Bruce
Nicole Bruce is a sculptor who explores the human condition through clay, creating conceptually charged and deeply emotive works that invite viewers to reflect on existence and the complexity of the human soul.
Julia Eichbauer
Julia Eichbauer (b. 1986) was born and raised in a small Austrian village near the Czech border. After completing high school, she devoted herself to languages and literature, studying Romance languages at the University of Graz.
Maudie Brady
Maudie Brady is an established mid-career sculptor whose distinctive artistic voice is rooted in the classical tradition while remaining deeply connected to contemporary approaches to portraiture and the human figure.
Eric Vanel
Eric Vanel seeks to touch the soul. His vivid figurative sculptures, defined by powerful and expressive attitudes, tell stories that provoke emotion, raise questions, and take us on a journey between reality and imaginary worlds. The artist’s favorite themes are the strength and intensity of the feminine, as well as the personification of the wild world and its instinctive energy.
Francesca Dalla Benetta
She was born in Florence, Italy, on a hot summer day. Her childhood was shaped by her grandmother, who took her to museums throughout the city and told her wonderful stories about the lives of the great Renaissance artists. When she was not with her, she spent long afternoons drawing, painting, or making small sculptures.
