Biography
Veaceslav Jiglitski works in the ancient lost-wax casting technique, creating bronze sculptures with flowing, elongated figures close to art nouveau ideas — richly detailed and carefully hand-polished. Each piece is cast to order rather than drawn from stock, staying true to this bespoke process.
His subjects come from life: real people and animals reimagined through his own artistic lens, spanning figurative female and male forms, animal and fruit compositions, and abstract pieces. "Bronze is a very plastic material," he says. "It gives a lot of space to the imagination, allows finer details than stone, and the final result is more interesting — and bronze is long-lasting."
Over 200 of his bronze works are now held in collections across 18 countries, including gifts presented to heads of state and cultural figures worldwide.
Veaceslav Jiglitski works in the ancient lost-wax casting technique, creating bronze sculptures with flowing, elongated figures close to art nouveau ideas — richly detailed and carefully hand-polished. Each piece is cast to order rather than drawn from stock, staying true to this bespoke process.
His subjects come from life: real people and animals reimagined through his own artistic lens, spanning figurative female and male forms, animal and fruit compositions, and abstract pieces. "Bronze is a very plastic material," he says. "It gives a lot of space to the imagination, allows finer details than stone, and the final result is more interesting — and bronze is long-lasting."
Over 200 of his bronze works are now held in collections across 18 countries, including gifts presented to heads of state and cultural figures worldwide.
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