Mark Sugar - Baby don't cry (Ancient sea)

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Mark Sugar, Baby don't cry (Ancient sea), a unique piece (Pezzo unico) from 2026, created in mixed technique on a sculpture measuring 30×23×21 cm, hand-signed, weight 1 kg, in excellent condition.

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Opera by Mark Sugar from 2026 entitled "Baby don't cry, Ancient sea" from the series "Small Children".
Unique piece

"Child don’t cry, Ancient sea" is a sculpture that fuses fragility and myth. The child’s gathered figure, immersed in a deep blue and opaque black, seems to listen to an ancient sea: a place of memory, trial, and transformation. The oxidized surface and the golden traces evoke the passage of time, like a stone smoothed by the waves. The work thus becomes a small human promontory, suspended between silence, resistance, and fate.

Other works are present in various locations and private galleries in New York, London, Milan, Amsterdam, Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, Paris, Hong Kong, Geneva, Lugano, Florence, Siena, Rome, Forte dei Marmi, Pietrasanta, Bergamo, and Brescia.

In 2018 he presented "Shoes, lamps & hearts" at Yotel New York Times Square in Manhattan, United States.
He collaborates with photographer Lena Di on the project "A Photographic project dedicated to the sculpture \"Womantree\"."
In January 2019 he exhibited "Sugarheart in Mondrian London" at Sea Containers in London.
In September 2019 he participated in the Cactus Revolution exhibition at "Arti Fluide" in Villa Borromeo, Milan.
In October 2019 he exhibited at the show "The Chemical Project" at Palazzo Facchi, a historic residence in Brescia.
In September 2020 he took part in the group show "Camera with a View on Brescia" at Hotel Vittoria.
In October 2021 he participated in the group show "The dreamers of Brixia" at Palazzo Facchi, a historic residence in Brescia.
In April 2023 he was present at the exhibition "Contemporaneamente" in Bergamo, on the occasion of Brescia & Bergamo Capital of Culture 2023.
From June 1 to August 30, 2023 he was at Forte Village Resort in Sardinia, at the Art Events Mazzoleni gallery.
In January 2024 he was present at BAF in Bergamo.
From April 8 to May 31, 2024 he exhibited at the international event "Biennale d'Arte di Vigevano".
In March 2025 he participated in Art Parma Fair, Expo Arte Montichiari and Cremona Art Fair.
In May 2025 he participated in the event "Milano Scultura 2025" at Villa Bagatti Valsecchi.
From September 24 to 30, 2025 he exhibited at the show "Mythos" at Galleria Palazzo Bellini, in Florence.
In March 2026 he participated in Art Parma Fair and Expo Arte Montichiari.

Each work is hand-signed with a corresponding certificate of authenticity.
Work already exhibited at Palazzo Facchi Dimora Storica in Brescia.
Technique sand and polylactic acid, resin and acrylic, dimensions 30x23x21 cm.

Opera by Mark Sugar from 2026 entitled "Baby don't cry, Ancient sea" from the series "Small Children".
Unique piece

"Child don’t cry, Ancient sea" is a sculpture that fuses fragility and myth. The child’s gathered figure, immersed in a deep blue and opaque black, seems to listen to an ancient sea: a place of memory, trial, and transformation. The oxidized surface and the golden traces evoke the passage of time, like a stone smoothed by the waves. The work thus becomes a small human promontory, suspended between silence, resistance, and fate.

Other works are present in various locations and private galleries in New York, London, Milan, Amsterdam, Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Antwerp, Paris, Hong Kong, Geneva, Lugano, Florence, Siena, Rome, Forte dei Marmi, Pietrasanta, Bergamo, and Brescia.

In 2018 he presented "Shoes, lamps & hearts" at Yotel New York Times Square in Manhattan, United States.
He collaborates with photographer Lena Di on the project "A Photographic project dedicated to the sculpture \"Womantree\"."
In January 2019 he exhibited "Sugarheart in Mondrian London" at Sea Containers in London.
In September 2019 he participated in the Cactus Revolution exhibition at "Arti Fluide" in Villa Borromeo, Milan.
In October 2019 he exhibited at the show "The Chemical Project" at Palazzo Facchi, a historic residence in Brescia.
In September 2020 he took part in the group show "Camera with a View on Brescia" at Hotel Vittoria.
In October 2021 he participated in the group show "The dreamers of Brixia" at Palazzo Facchi, a historic residence in Brescia.
In April 2023 he was present at the exhibition "Contemporaneamente" in Bergamo, on the occasion of Brescia & Bergamo Capital of Culture 2023.
From June 1 to August 30, 2023 he was at Forte Village Resort in Sardinia, at the Art Events Mazzoleni gallery.
In January 2024 he was present at BAF in Bergamo.
From April 8 to May 31, 2024 he exhibited at the international event "Biennale d'Arte di Vigevano".
In March 2025 he participated in Art Parma Fair, Expo Arte Montichiari and Cremona Art Fair.
In May 2025 he participated in the event "Milano Scultura 2025" at Villa Bagatti Valsecchi.
From September 24 to 30, 2025 he exhibited at the show "Mythos" at Galleria Palazzo Bellini, in Florence.
In March 2026 he participated in Art Parma Fair and Expo Arte Montichiari.

Each work is hand-signed with a corresponding certificate of authenticity.
Work already exhibited at Palazzo Facchi Dimora Storica in Brescia.
Technique sand and polylactic acid, resin and acrylic, dimensions 30x23x21 cm.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Mixed media
Artist
Mark Sugar
Title of artwork
Baby don't cry (Ancient sea)
Signature
Hand signed
Edition
One-of-a-kind piece
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
30 cm
Width
23 cm
Depth
21 cm
Weight
1 kg
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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