2013, at Conseil (S.V.V.), and the most recent auction result is a sculpture-volume sold in 2017. Artprice.com’s price levels for this artist are based on 4 auction results. Especially: sculpture-volume.

Born in 1960 in Marseilles, Bruno Catalano knew how to express his creative energy into art since his youth. A self-taught artist, very sensitive to human beings and their issues, Bruno Catalano gives form to his ideas and feelings in original and unique sculptures.

the viewer to visually complete the sculptures using the space that surrounds them. The effect of his work varies with the location – a viewer could fill in the figures’ gaps with a variety of images the depend on the sculptures’ surrounding space, from the gallery to the park. Catalano creates an optical illusion, confronting the viewer with an image of impossibility that turns into intrigue. As a former sailor, Catalano has always been interested in the figure of the traveler. He says,

“I have travelled a lot and I left Morocco when I was 12 years old. I felt that a part of me was gone and will never come back. From years of being a sailor, I was always leaving different countries and places each time and it’s a process that we all go through. I feel like this occurs several times during life and of course everyone has missing pieces in his or her life that he wont find again. So the meaning can be different for everyone, but to me the sculptures represent a world citizen.”

Ten of Catalano’s sculptures can be found at the Port of Marseilles. (via the daily mail)

one of Catalano’s most popular projects. A series of surrealist bronze sculptures with hollowed out chests that inevitably leave audiences in awe. Common impressions towards most of Catalano’s work and I believe a lot of it has to do with the way he approaches them. The fact that he was able to achieve such stability and at the same time balance the sculptures from their feet to the suitcase and suitcase handle to the arm and torso is remarkable.