Sculptures
Contemporary sculpture for sale — three-dimensional works at Starck Gallery. Bronze, metal, resin and stone: each sculpture is signed, an original unique piece or a numbered edition, delivered with a certificate of authenticity. From indoor sculpture to garden sculpture, from the small collector's piece to the monumental format, shipped across Europe from our 880 m² gallery in Elche (Alicante).
Sculpture at the gallery
Our contemporary sculptures give volume, material and light a central role: a physical presence that shapes an interior or a garden. Bronze sits alongside metal, resin and stone, in the spirit of the contemporary art we champion. Sculpture dialogues with our paintings and, together, they create a living display. Discover all our artworks.
A certified original piece
Each sculpture is an original piece, signed by the artist, unique or produced in a numbered limited edition and delivered with its certificate of authenticity. At the gallery, you can walk around the work and appreciate it from every angle before buying; we ship it in tracked and insured delivery across Europe, in a crate or reinforced packaging designed to protect the volume, the patina and the edges of the piece.
Contemporary sculpture at Starck Gallery
Sculpture is the art of volume: a work that occupies space, catches the light and reveals itself as you move around it. From an indoor sculpture set on a console to a garden sculpture that punctuates a terrace, it gives a place a presence that painting alone cannot. Bronze, metal, resin and stone each offer their own texture, weight and way of ageing.
At Starck Gallery (880 m² in Elche, Costa Blanca), our contemporary sculptures are original pieces, signed and unique or produced in a numbered edition. You can see them in person, sense them in space and from every angle before buying. Each sculpture leaves with its certificate of authenticity and travels in tracked and insured delivery across Europe.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a contemporary sculpture for my interior or garden?
Start from the place and the light. Indoors, a sculpture set on a console, a mantelpiece or a plinth creates a focal point; leave it enough clearance so it can be walked around, and let natural light or directed lighting reveal its reliefs. In the garden, favour materials that withstand the outdoors, such as bronze or steel, and choose a scale that matches the space: a piece that is too small gets lost, while a large format structures a path or a bed. Above all, trust the emotion and the dialogue between the work and its surroundings.
Which materials for a sculpture (bronze, metal, resin, stone)?
Bronze is the noble material par excellence: durable, able to take a patina and suited to both interiors and gardens. Metal (steel, stainless steel, iron) allows graphic lines and large contemporary formats. Resin, lighter, permits bright colours and bold shapes at a often more accessible price. Stone and marble offer incomparable mass and timelessness, but remain heavy and vulnerable to impact. The choice depends on the location, the style you are after and the exposure to the weather.
How do I care for a sculpture?
Care depends on the material. A bronze is dusted with a soft, dry cloth; a microcrystalline wax applied once or twice a year nourishes and protects its patina, especially outdoors. Polished metal is cleaned without abrasive products to preserve its shine. Resin is washed with warm soapy water. Stone is dusted dry, without harsh detergent. In every case, avoid chemical products and prolonged exposure to standing moisture. Well cared for, a sculpture lasts for decades without losing its quality.
Are your sculptures certified original pieces, and how are they delivered?
Yes. Each sculpture at the gallery is an original piece, signed by the artist, unique or produced in a numbered limited edition, and supplied with a certificate of authenticity that guarantees its origin and traceability. You can buy it online or see it in person at our gallery in Elche before deciding. Delivery is tracked and insured, in a crate or reinforced packaging designed to protect the volume, the patina and the edges, across Europe. Collection at the gallery is also possible.