(On Sculptor Pablo Eduardo)

On the heart of Boston College’s campus, one can find this magnificent contemporary sculpture by Pablo Eduardo. Pablo first became exposed to sculpture by modeling clay with his mother and attending sculpture classes with this mother. From Bolivia, Pablo incorporates raw materials of steel, clay, bronze, copper, iron, and glass/crystal into his masterpieces.

Pablo’s sculptures emit truth, authenticity, and struggle, grounded in a gentle humility to reveal the true nature of the figure studied or created. This can be seen clearly in the sculpture of St. Ignatius of Loyola, however, can also be seen among his other works of art.

This specific piece I decided to photograph from different angles and under different lighting to show the different feelings, and emotions the emanate from his artwork. I have included commentary with each of the photographs within this collection to show how this one sculpture shows the life of St. Ignatius in it’s entirety.

For more information on Pablo Eduardo: https://pabloeduardosculpture.com/biography/https://pabloeduardosculpture.com/biography/

Pablo Eduardo was also chosen to sculpt the memorial for the Boston Marathon Bombings - these were installed in April 2020.

For more detail on the sculpture please go to: https://pabloeduardosculpture.com/boston-marathon-marker-memorial/ - for more information on an explanation of the symbolism, please go here: https://www.wbur.org/news/2019/08/19/memorial-martin-richard-lingzi-lu-krystle-campbell

To experience more of Pablo Eduardo’s work, please go to the works tab on his website: https://pabloeduardosculpture.com/

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