Michael Alfano

Michael Alfano is a professional sculptor whose figurative-based work explores philosophical ideas through evocative forms. With more than twenty-five years of experience, he creates fine art bronzes, portraits, animal sculptures, and monumental works for public spaces and private collections. His pieces can be found in galleries, parks, and museums around the world.

Alfano uses traditional sculpting methods, typically shaping a work in clay before making a mold and producing limited-edition castings in bronze, cold-cast copper, or resin. His collection includes subjects and themes ranging from family, community, and life cycles to spirituality, nature, movement, and surrealism. Works are available for collectors and exhibitions, and visitors can consult the website’s location information to see sculptures in person.

His public art includes Faces of One, a free, year-long exhibition of ten surrealistic sculptures along Richmond Highway in Alexandria, Virginia. Each sculpture is paired with a thought-provoking quote, and the exhibition information includes a map of locations. Interested buyers and visitors can contact Alfano to inquire about or purchase his work.