SANDRA GARCÍA-PARDO

OUTDOOR & PUBLIC ART SCULPTURES

Sculpting Process

"I craft each of my sculptures by hand, thus every time is a new piece of art with its own distinctive qualities."

Close-up of a person wearing protective gloves and holding a tool, grinding or welding metal, with bright sparks flying off the work surface.
Large black metal sculpture of a spider standing over two white spherical objects on a green lawn, with a modern glass building in the background.

Public Art at FIU

Our highly and continuous participation in various forms of life cannot be ignored. Many entities and communities are more and more committed to choosing ecological options towards mitigating the destruction of our planet.

REBAR METAL SCULPTURES

Joy Metal Sculpture

Steel Outdoor Sculpture

My sculpture “Joy” was part of the “Little Secrets” series, and I was able to transform it into a 10 feet outdoor sculpture during my residency at the Buffalo Creek Art Center located in Gardnerville, Nevada.

The ranch is filled with beautiful scenery and tranquility that inspired my days, allowing me to work undisturbed and focused on the manufacturing process.

“Joy” is now part of the sculpture park at the ranch.

Person wearing a dark blue shirt and a red welding mask, actively welding a metal frame structure in a workshop, bright blue sparks visible.

"My passion for art started at a young age. I remember myself drawing on the walls of my Home in Colombia when I was just five years old."

GREAT MEMORIES... AND STILL TODAY MY PASSION IS ART
More about me
Sandra Garcia-Pardo Artist

Art truly has been such a blessing in my life and creating sculptures is like a never-ending journey of exploration.

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