Serge Castillo
Serge Castillo
His art
Serge Castillo’s creations, with their intense expressions, are strikingly human. Inspired from real people as well as from fiction, his subjects come from a variety of eras and contexts – for instance, the Spanish Civil War, classical theatre, a school in the 50s, etc. He has sculpted the busts of fictional characters such as Don Quixote and Don Juan, and well-known artists such as Van Gogh, Dali and Frida Khalo.
His life
Born in France in 1951, Serge Castillo is also strongly influenced by his Spanish origins. He learned the art of painting during a lengthy stay in Andalusia. Since his return to France however, he put his heart and soul into sculpting. He dabbled at wood carving and stone cutting but ended up selecting clay modelling as his preferred means of expression.
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Serge Castillo – A girl with pigtails
Serge Castillo A girl with pigtails : 27 x 18 ... -
Serge Castillo – Boy with a hat
Serge Castillo Boy with a hat : 29 x 15 ... -
Serge Castillo – Frascuelo S. XIX
Serge Castillo Frascuelo S. XIX : 10 x 14 x ... -
Serge Castillo – Rhinocéros acrobate
Sculpture en bronze Rhinocéros acrobate : 21 x 13 X ... -
Serge Castillo – Wisdom
Serge Castillo Wisdom : 20 x 10 x 7 cm Bronze ...
