Art in 3D - METAL

Viktor Kalinowski‘s artistic journey is deeply rooted in a fascination with the alchemy of metals. His unique talent lies not merely in combining and creating new metallic forms, but in transforming solid, seemingly impenetrable blocks of bronze, copper, iron, steel, titanium, and aluminium into sculptures of breathtaking scale and remarkable fluidity. These captivating works grace private collections and public spaces across Australia and beyond.

A compelling testament to his prowess as both a fabricator and an artist is “Embankment.” This impressive sculpture was commissioned as part of a public art initiative by the Cardinia Shire Council and is proudly displayed in Cochrane Park, Koo Wee Rup, Victoria. “Embankment” is a towering masterpiece that ingeniously manipulates hard corten steel boxes, coaxing them into majestic, flowing curves that appear to defy the very laws of gravity.

Embankment (2015)
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Art in 3D - STONE

Viktor Kalinowski, a renowned artist, has a prolific body of work encompassing both public and private art installations. His mastery extends across various mediums, including marble, granite, clay, and plaster, with sculptures ranging in every conceivable scale, from intimate pieces to monumental public works.

A significant milestone in Kalinowski’s career occurred in 2008 when he received an invitation to participate in the prestigious Barossa International Sculpture Symposium. This event provided him with a unique opportunity to demonstrate his exceptional skill and creative vision. Tasked with transforming a formidable fourteen-ton chunk of Australian Black Granite, Kalinowski embarked on the creation of “Gaia.” This captivating and surprising form was crafted in situ on Mengler’s Hill, a location that offers breathtaking panoramic views over one of Australia’s most celebrated wine regions. The creation of “Gaia” at such an iconic location not only cemented Kalinowski’s reputation but also left a lasting artistic legacy in the heart of the Barossa Valley.

Gaia (2008)
Camaraderie (2016)