My Art in contemporary living
- Sara Cambalova
- Aug 6
- 1 minút čítania
Updated: Aug 17
From My Studio to a Design Home
Sculpture has always held a special, tactile place in my creative world. These pieces mark a truly memorable chapter for me—they are the very first bronze sculptures I ever created during my academy days.
Inspired by classic antiquity, I wanted to explore the timeless beauty of human forms, balance, and expression. It was my first experience working with molten bronze and mastering the intricate process of casting. I loved experimenting with different patinas and finishing techniques, discovering how varying surface treatments could transform the bronze.
Seeing your work step out of the studio into real living spaces is one of the most rewarding parts of being an artist. These bronze pieces eventually found their home in a beautifully curated interior, which was later featured in MôjDom magazine. The article highlighted how the apartment was enriched with original artwork and accessories by young, emerging creators—a moment that felt incredibly special to me.
Bronze brings a unique, quiet weight to a space. It catches the light throughout the day, grounded yet full of life. It’s a wonderful reminder of how early experiments and passion projects can find their perfect place, bridging classical inspiration with modern interior design.
