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MUSIC, 2024 CARRARA STATUARY MARBLE (LUNA MARBLE) 10.2X19.7X 20.9 IN. | 26X50X53 CM.  THE SPIRIT OF BRÎCUSI, 2019 CARRARA MARBLE (LUNA MARBLE) 18.5X14.2X2 IN. | 47X36X5 CM., 
        FINE ART CULTURE  LIFE, 2019 CARRARA MARBLE (LUNA MARBLE) 19.7X8.7X 9.4 IN. | 50X22X24 CM.  THE ASTRONOMER'S DREAM, 2019 CARRARA MARBLE (LUNA MARBLE) 35.6X13.8X4.7 IN. | 60X35X12 CM. 


         SOUL, 2025 BRONZ 7.1X7.5X1.6 IN. | 18X19X4 CM.
                                                              CRYSTAL TRAP, 2013 CARRARA MARBLE (LUNA MARBLE) 47.2X18.9X25.2 IN. | 120X48X64 CM. 
                                                              MILKY WAY: YOU CIRCLE ALONE WITHIN A CIRCLE, 2025 BRONZE & BASALT 46X16X36 CM. 





                                   JOZSEF SZOKE
                                   Lives and works in Seravezza, Italy
                                   https://josz.co.uk/  | https://www.facebook.com/szokejozsef.muvesz

         Cosmic Fluidity: Jozsef Szoke’s sculptural work is a profound meditation
         on cosmic fluidity, abstraction, and the interconnectedness of
         existence. His artistic vision transcends material constraints, drawing
         inspiration from celestial motion and gravitational forces. His sculptures
         embody a sense of organic rhythm, fluidity, and dynamic movement,
         creating forms that seem to exist in perpetual motion, much like cosmic
         currents shaping the universe.
         Szoke’s sculptures often feature intertwining, gravity-defying shapes
         that evoke celestial encounters. A central motif in his work is the
         presence of smooth, interwoven forms, sometimes encircling a
         luminous sphere, capturing the essence of cosmic convergence.
         The use of light within his sculptures enhances their ethereal quality,
         symbolizing the silent dialogue between space and time. His aesthetic
         does not strive for literal depictions of the cosmos but instead distills the
         essence of celestial encounters into sculptural language.
         His philosophy is rooted in a poetic contemplation of fate, meetings, and
         the cyclical nature of existence. His own words: “Messages from the
         universe. Once upon a time, there was a moment from the ages, when




































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