MAREK ZYGA

ZYGA MAREK Foundations, 2024 Bronze (25 x 20 x 145 cm)

Foundations


Bronze
25 x 20 x 145 cm
Edition of 8

ZYGA MAREK Icon, 2024 Bronze (75 x 45 x 105 cm)

Icon


Bronze
75 x 45 x 105 cm
Edition of 8

Marek Zyga NOW I AM HERE @ Galerie Mickael Marciano

Now I Am Here


Bronze
60 x 40 x 100 cm
Edition of 8

Marek Zyga Invisible @ Galerie Mickael Marciano

Invisible


Bronze
50 x 40 x 60 cm
Edition of 8

Marek Zyga IDENTITY @ Galerie Mickael Marciano

Identity


Bronze
35 x 25 x 90 cm
Edition of 8

ZYGA MAREK Jumper Bronze (50 x 50 x 60 cm)

The jumper


Bronze
50 x 50 x 60 cm
Edition of 8

Marek Zyga All the midnights in the worl II @ Galerie Mickael Marciano

All the midnights in the world II


Bronze
75 x 47 x 130 cm
Edition of 8

ZYGA MAREK Temperature is Rising Bronze (50 x 40 x 70 cm)

Temperature is rising


Bronze
50 x 40 x 70 cm
Edition of 8

ZYGA MAREK In my dream Bronze (50 x 40 x 55 cm)

In my dream


Bronze
50 x 40 x 55 cm
Edition of 8

ZYGA MAREK In the golden cloud Bronze (50 x 40 x 130 cm)

In the golden cloud


Bronze
50 x 40 x 130 cm
Edition of 8

MAREK ZYGA

BIOGRAPHIE

“My ally is experience and observation. I am inspired by humans, specifically the relationships between people, their differences, and similarities.”

Marek Zyga is a Polish sculptor born in 1968. Passionate about the human body and its language, he creates busts, torsos, and faces. When he imagines a new work, the artist does not make sketches but sculpts directly in clay, this raw material that he exploits in all its forms.

Marek Zyga attempts to uncover the secrets of our gestures and understand their messages. Each gesture is for him a phrase that he breaks down into words and then into letters, a moving and mysterious part of these works that runs freely on the bodies. This surreal nuance reflects who we are. The letter is also a means of interpersonal communication so important in our modern world. It can become the symbol of a struggle against the problems of wars, conflicts, and misunderstandings.

In 2007, a major exhibition was dedicated to him at the Museum of Ceramics in Boleslawiec (Poland). Since then, Marek Zyga has been part of numerous private collections internationally.

Find his works at Marciano Contemporary Galleries.

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