Hailing from the Philippines in South East Asia, Kylo comes from a family of sculptors, having been taught directly and indirectly by many of the country’s modern art maestros. His own style always resumes a balletic, slender manipulation of his subject’s shape and frame. Much of his work has been showcased around Asia and the United States, garnering him a widespread following from well-known collectors in the international art communities.

The appeal of his sculptural approach lies in a rhythmic weave of his subject’s curving elements, such as the hair, hands and torso of a figure. He creates a lace-like composition from these extensions and naturally blends each one together in a uniquely orchestrated stature that resembles the original’s biology and form. His gallery’s cloud-based platform, http://www.sculptor.asia showcases a series of his completed works as well as newer pieces released from his personal studio.

We all live in a world endowed with beauty and majesty. Artists like these who give us inspiration, allow a deeper appreciation for the world around us and for each other. It is human nature to seek out the curiosities of our planet and reach the limits of what we can do. As art enthusiasts, collectors, patrons and curators, it is our greatest pleasure to share these talents with you and the rest of this global audience of people.

These are the works (in no particular order) of artists,

Robin Wight, Allain Bellino, Dale Chihuly, Henry Moore, Alexander Milov, Richard Stainthorp, Kylo Chua, Maico Akiba, Jack Storms, Paige Bradley, Erika Sanada, Unmask Group, Zhang Yaxi, Niyoko Ikuta, Michael Alfano, Selcuk Yilmaz, Arnaldo Pomodoro, John Edmark, Galla Amsel, Hajime Sorayama, Jason Taylor, Lucien Den Arend