Commissions

Sculpture on commission

For artists, collectors, galleries, stage and film: full-body and partial casts, editions and objects in plaster, resin or bronze — from sketch and material tests to installation.

Two entwined full-body figures cast in acrylic resin, standing in a lift, black-and-white photograph
Il mito di NarcisoFull-body cast in acrylic resin, commissioned by artist Egzon Malaj, 2022 · Photo: Jetmir Idrizi

Case study

Il mito di Narciso — Egzon Malaj

For Il mito di Narciso, artist Egzon Malaj commissioned Life Casting Berlin to create a sculptural work exploring the myth of Narcissus through the intertwined bodies of two twins.

Working with the artist and models, we translated this intimate composition into a full-body cast using acrylic resin. The resulting sculpture captures a moment of physical connection, transforming the living body into a lasting artistic object.

The project was realised in Berlin in 2022.

Credits

  • Artist Egzon Malaj
  • Life casting Brooke Meenan / Life Casting Berlin
  • Studio assistance Renaud Helena and Rico
  • Photography Jetmir Idrizi
  • Models Jule Sofie and Mariechen Lu

What I make

For art, stage and collection

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Artworks & installations

Full-body and partial casts as sculpture or as part of your own artistic work — plaster, resin, bronze.

02

Stage, film & performance

Body parts, chest plates and props with an exact fit, made for rehearsal and performance.

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Reference casts

Precise functional casts, for example for prosthetics, fashion or product development.

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Editions & finishes

Several casts from one mould, pigments, gold leaf, metal effects and bronze.

Process

From sketch to object

Brief

A first call about the idea, scale, deadline and budget.

free

Proposal

Material tests where needed, a written concept and quote.

with material tests

Casting

In the studio in Berlin or on location.

by arrangement

Finishing

Refinement, finish, packing, delivery or installation.

per project

Have an idea?

Tell me about it. A first call is free — sketches and references welcome.