“Another Place,” Casart Edition, bronze, 32 x 30 x 35 centimeters Paola Grizi Adds New Meaning to ‘Literary Figures’ in Emotive Bronze Sculptures May 14, 2025 Art Kate Mothes In the emotional bronze and terracotta sculptures of Paola Grizi, faces and hands merge with pages of books and manuscripts. Handwriting slides off the leaves onto skin and reliefs of eyes, noses, and mouths peer outward like knowledge and stories personified. Many of her works are scaled to sit on interior surfaces, while others, like “Inner Motion” or “Looking Ahead” take on monumental proportions. Grizi currently has work permanently on view at Marciano Contemporary in Paris, Bel Air Fine Art in Luxembourg, and Gallery Van Dun in Oisterwijk, The Netherlands. This summer, pieces will also be included in a presentation at Gallery Maner in Port-Aven, France. See more on the artist’s website. “Looking Ahead,” Casart Edition, bronze, 120 x 110 x 20 centimeters “Background,” Casart Edition, bronze, 32 x 12 x 15 centimeters “Inner Motion,” Casart Edition, bronze “Kiss,” Casart Edition, bronze, 35 x 37 x 20 centimeters “Boundless,” terracotta “Composition,” Casart Edition, bronze, 30 x 35 x 25 centimeters “Multiple Lectures,” Casart Edition, bronze, 35 x 30 x 20 centimeters Work in progress in the artist’s outdoor studio Previous articleNext article #paola #grizi #adds #new #meaning