Steve Zaluski is celebrated sculptor who 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. His sculptures of welded bronze or aluminum have been installed around the world, including Hong Kong, Tokyo, England, France, Germany, Israel, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Croix, Grand Cayman, Australia, Canada and almost every state in the United States.His artwork is in many private collections, office buildings, shopping centers, homes and gardens. Corporate collections include, Bank of America, Nike, Astra Zeneca, AT&T, Pfizer, Towers-Perrin, Matrix Corp., Royal Caribbean, Comtech, Nu-Skin Corp., Western National Warranty, Citadel Equities, Jack Welch (GE), Conair, Barnes and Noble, and many more.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.”

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63 x 34 in