Steve Zaluski

b1958

 

Steve Zaluski

 

 

Steve Zaluski was born and raised on Long Island and graduated from Stony Brook University, New York. He studied in engineering, psychology and received his bachelors in Liberal Arts. Later, he studied in education and sculpture at Stony Brook University.

He is a mid career international artist creating many of his sculptures for the outdoors with kinetic movements.

"I have created sculptures of welded bronze or aluminum and have installed them around the world, including Hong Kong, Tokyo, Liverpool England, Nice France, Germany, Israel, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Grand Cayman, Australia, Toronto Canada and almost every state in the United States."




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Available Sculptures                                                 Sold Sculptures

 

 

Sliver Human Sphere 68x24x24

 

Silver Human Sphere

 

Golden Planet

 

Golden Planet...

Résumé

Collections

Bank of America

Nike

Astra Zeneca

AT&T

Pfizer

Towers-Perrin

Matrix Corp

Royal Carribean

Comtech

NukSkin Corp

Western National Warranty

Citadel Equities

Jack Welch (GE)

Conair

Barnes & Noble

Meadowbrook Care Center

Boston Children's Hospital

St Judes Childrens's Hospital

Robert Wood Johnson Memorial Hospital

Mather Memorial Hospital

 

Reviews / Articles

Helen A. Harrison from The New York Times writes “The wind also animates Mr. Zaluski’s “Blue Cube,” with the hard-edged cube mounted in a bright red arc that seems about to swallow it.”

Jaclyn J. Philips from Pulse Magazine (Dec. 2005) writes, “ Colors are another source of animation in his work. Either he goes for clean bright primaries – impossible yellows, shiny reds and polished royal blues – or he uses the metal’s natural brilliance to accept the shape of a piece; sometimes silver and gold coexist in a sculpture with equal grace, as opposed to being in conflict with each other, as is often the case. Zaluski is playful, but not childish; elegant, but not immature.”