My bronze works of art

Creating bronze sculptures was a wonderful way of using my creativity during the Covid-19 pandemic. My creative journey began by using sculpting wax as a medium and sculpted a 30 cm tall cat figurine, which I had cast in bronze. I became fascinated by the process, and decided to sign up for a training workshop in bronze casting, during which I went on to sculpt a dragon from solid bronze.

And as I became more familiar with the material, I joined a sculpting workshop at Atelier aan de Gracht in Amsterdam. Here, I created several more wax sculptures, including a woman's face that they later cast in bronze. I'm particularly proud her recognizable silhouette and the serene expression of her face.

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The woman in Bronze

Here, I continued working on sculping a woman's face.. and had this one also cast in bronze.. I was quite happy with the serene expression I managed to sculpt.

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The tree mermaid

I continued on with a fantasy figure, a mermaid-like lady, who was part human, part tree. It formed a twisting and dynamic composition which captured the female form.

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The boxer and the Swan

The last wax sculpture I created was the one of the boxer getting attacked by a Swan. The strength of the muscular male body contrasted very well with the elegant forms of the Swan. A very interesting sculpture when viewed from any angle.

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A special creative process

These works my passion for bronze sculpture and my commitment to honing skills during challenging times. The case demonstrates my ability to adapt to new materials and techniques, as well as their willingness to seek out opportunities for learning and growth. Overall, this portfolio case provides a glimpse into my creative journey.

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