Michela Roman

Michela Roman is an Italian-Canadian sculptor, working in marble carving, clay modelling, mold making, and casting. Roman received her Honours BA at Nipissing University, North Bay, ON, CA, before earning a Master's in Fine Art, Sculpture and Anatomy at the New York Academy of Art, New York, NY. Roman currently lives and works in New York. 


Available artwork:

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SWAY - Michela Roman
$6,000.00

ARTIST: Michela Roman

MEDIUM: Hydrocal cast with watercolour patina

SIZE: 13W X 10D X 76H in

DATE CREATED: 2023

Michela Roman is an Italian-Canadian sculptor living and working in New York. Through stone carving, bronze casting, and clay modeling, she uses the human figure to explore emotional and physicalstates.

Rooted in classical training and guided by intuition, her work manipulates anatomy through gesture, balance, and distortion. By fragmenting and reconfiguring the body, she creates forms that hold opposing qualities at once: tension and stillness, discomfort and beauty.

She is interested in capturing moments of pause within the pace and distractions of everyday life. By manipulating the figure, she creates spaces for reflection that encourage a closer awareness of ourselves and how we move through the world.

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VAST - Michela Roman
$13,000.00

ARTIST: Michela Roman

MEDIUM: Bronze

SIZE: 9W X 6.5D X 15H in

DATE CREATED: 2024

Michela Roman is an Italian-Canadian sculptor living and working in New York. Through stone carving, bronze casting, and clay modeling, she uses the human figure to explore emotional and physicalstates.

Rooted in classical training and guided by intuition, her work manipulates anatomy through gesture, balance, and distortion. By fragmenting and reconfiguring the body, she creates forms that hold opposing qualities at once: tension and stillness, discomfort and beauty.

She is interested in capturing moments of pause within the pace and distractions of everyday life. By manipulating the figure, she creates spaces for reflection that encourage a closer awareness of ourselves and how we move through the world.