FORM, VOLUME AND MATERIAL
Trained under Thanasis Apartis at the Athens School of Fine Arts, Kalevras built his work through direct engagement with matter. Stone and marble emphasise weight, incision and the resistance of the block; plaster preserves the immediacy of modelling; bronze carries those gestures into lasting form.
Across these materials, the human body is simplified into masses, curves and voids. The female figure, the circle and relationships between two or more figures recur throughout his work, creating a vocabulary of balance, movement and shared presence.
FEATURED WORK
A recurring circular motif becomes a condensed study of continuity and movement. The irregular contour prevents the form from becoming purely geometric, while the central void draws space into the sculpture.
TITLECircle
MATERIALBronze, lifetime cast
DIMENSIONSH 40 cm × W 20 cm × D 15 cm
YEAR1990