Sculptures & Paintings
by Marsha De Broske
Discover more about my February Window Display in Downtown Orlando, made possible United Arts. Navigate to the "about" tab for details.

Epoxy

Bronze

PowerTex

Epoxy
About



You can see my art at
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FAVO, Gallery 149, 718 Highland Avenue Orlando, Florida 32801.
Open first Friday and Saturday of each month from 5-9pm. -
Mercantile Antiques & Uniques, Booth L04, 1260 E Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701.
Open every day from 10am to 7pm. -
Artistic Hand Gallery, 353 N Central Ave, Oviedo, Florida 32765.
Open 11-3pm Wednesday through Saturday.
Artist Statement
My art tries to capture the gesture and the essence of the being I am creating. The sculptures are psychological and deal with universal feelings such as loneliness, fear, love, power and joy.
I try to create a raw and primitive feelings to evoke motion while viewing the sculpture. The art can be viewed at different levels of meaning and depends on the viewer's perspective.
I work in various mediums. These materials create different textures which allows for different feelings or mood. Whether it is working in wax to create a bronze or wrapping fabric around an armature each sculpture is unique. All sculptures are one of a kind.
Background
Born in Yonkers, New York, I acquired my MS in Art Education from Syracuse University. A BA in Fine Arts was obtained through Herbert H. Lehman College, a division of the City College of New York. A major goal for me is to teach art. I have taught art for 25 years in the public schools of New Jersey emphasizing art history and cultural diversity. I taught at Crealdé School of Art in Winter Park, Florida.
In 1999, I moved to Orlando to actively pursue my art career. My art has been exhibited in Galleries and as Public art. I have both National and International Collectors and have created commissioned sculptures for many patrons.