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Luciano Pavarotti and Kevin Berlin, “Portrait Of Luciano Pavarotti”, cast bronze, 29 x 25 x 25 in. Modena, Italy, 2007.
"I knew I wanted Kevin Berlin's bronze ballerinas to be prominently featured at the main entrance of the fair because they are so compelling and provocative... I know our guests will engage with the work, both with the beauty of the sculptures and with the bold ideas they express”
-Grela Orihuela, Director, AQUA Art Miami
Sculpture
For more than 40 years Kevin Berlin has used cast bronze to express the human condition in a way not possible with paint or performance. The artist works primarily from life focusing on portrait and figurative themes. Sculpting large scale in modeled clay and wax, steel armatures, and traditional lost wax bronze casting, Berlin adds a contemporary discussion to this classical medium.
Fuck You Ballerina
Kevin Berlin, “Fuck You Ballerina,” cast bronze, 8 feet tall, 2018. Edition 2/3, plus 1 AP.
The Dying Swan
Kevin Berlin, “The Dying Swan,” cast bronze, 8 feet tall, 2018. Edition 1/3, plus 1 AP.
Fuck You Ballerina
Kevin Berlin, “Fuck You Ballerina,” cast bronze, 33 x 17 x 16 in., 2017. Edition 1/3, plus 1 AP.
Portrait of Anastasia Volochkova
Kevin Berlin, “Portrait of Anastasia Volochkova,” cast bronze, 28 x 12.5 x 15 in., 2008. Edition 1/3, plus 1 AP.
Fragment of an Angel
Kevin Berlin, “Fragment of an Angel,” cast bronze, 19 x 10 x 13 in. each, 2015. Each Edition 1/1.
Cigar in Hand
Kevin Berlin, “Cigar in Hand” (posed from life, Sven Ole Thorsen model), cast bronze, 15 x 9 x 7 in., 1998. Artist Proof.
The Colossal Sunflower
Kevin Berlin, "The Colossal Sunflower", cast bronze, 14 feet tall, 89 petals, 2000+ lbs, Private collection, Southampton, NY, 1998
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