Emil Alzamora

Swarm, 2013. Gyspum, paint, 72 x 53 x 24"

Will You Learn From Me? 2013. Gypsum, paint, 76 x 22 10"

Ancestors, 2013. Ceramic, iron, paint, 20"

Ancestors, 2013. Foam, resin, iron paint. Life size.

Sustain, 2013. Resin, iron paint, 14 x 34 x 5.5"

Untitled, 2013. Gypsum, fur. Life size.

Pressure, 2013. Bronze, 25 x 5.5 x 4"

Prism, 2013. Resin, iron paint, 12 x 5 x 5"

Liposphere, 2013. Gypsum, auto paint, 29 x 24 x 14"

Fighter, 2013. Gypsum, steel, graphite wax. Life size.

Regroup, 2013. Ceramic, iron paint, 7 x 10 x 7"

Icarus, 2013. Gypsum, ceramic, resin, 17 x 22 x 13"

Shift, 2013. Gypsum, graphite wax. Life size.

The Botanist, 2010. Steel, wintersone. Life size.

Centaur, 2010. Ceramic, 14 x 11 x 5"

External Assist, 2010. Steel, gypsum. Life size.

Fossil, 2010. Gypsum, iron paint. Life size.

Hone, 2011. Bronze. Life size.

Interval, 2011. Gypsum, acrylic. Life size.

A Nice Reflection, 2011. Gypsum, steel, iron paint. Life size.

Sleeping Shark, 2010. Ceramic, auto paint, 16 x 16 x 8"

The Water Cycle, 2011. Ceramic, iron paint, 37 x 16 x 8"

Waymaker, 2010. Gypsum, stell , graphite wax, 84 x 20 x 29"

Everything, 2011. Ceramic, 15.5 x 5.5 x 5.5"

Sleep, 2011. Winterstone, iron paint. Life size.

Spaceman, 2011. Resin, ceramic, auto paint, 24 x 35 x 21"

Abrazo, 2004. Bronze, 10.5 x 35 x 15"

Abyss, 2008. Gypsum, graphite wax. Life size.

Voluptuary, 2008. Bronze, 21 x 14 x 8"

Afterlife Afterthought, 2006. Gypsum. Life size.

Animus, 2006. Bronze. Life size.

Calusa, 2005. Bronze. Life size.

Haze, 2008. Ceramic, glass, steel, 26 x 6 x 3"

Mother & Child 6, 2009. Ceramic. Life size busts.

Minotaur, 2006. Gypsum, 95 x 42 x 18"

Clear Conscience, 2004. Bronze. Life size.

Spool, 2006. Bronze, 41 x 12 x 12"

SGFYA, 2008. Ceramic, 14 x 11 x 5"

Shellboy, 2008. Bronze. Life size bust.

Tether, 2006. Bronze, 42 x 21 x 12"

Toxiconomist, 2008. Ceramic, 11 x 8 x 5"

Emil Alzamora was born in Lima, Peru in 1975. His family moved to Boca Grande, Florida when he was two. He later attended Florida State University where he graduated Magna cum Laude in 1998 earning a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts. Alzamora harnesses a wide range of materials and techniques to deliver unexpected interpretations of the sculpted human figure. He often distorts, elongates, deconstructs, or encases his forms to reveal an emotional or physical situation, or to tell a story. Alzamora’s keen interest in the physical properties of his materials combined with his hands-on approach allow for the process to reveal and inform at once the aesthetic and the conceptual.


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