Robert Dyrcz - Eve - LARGE bronze 40kg





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Robert Dyrcz’s Eve – LARGE bronze 40kg, a 2025 hand-signed bronze sculpture from Poland, edition 2/12, 93 cm high, 33 cm wide, 24 cm deep, weighing 40 g in excellent condition.
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EVE
This is not a classical female nude. It is a portrait of a woman shaped by experience, emotion, memory, and all the roles she carries through life.
Her face remains calm, almost contemplative, while her body tells a far more complex story — of strength and vulnerability, change, intimacy, and the traces left by everything she has lived through.
The title “Eve” evokes the archetype of the first woman, but this Eve is contemporary. Imperfect. Real. Strong, though not always certain of herself. Sensual, experienced, and full of contradictions.
Every woman can find something of herself in her — the woman she once was, the woman she is today, and the woman she is still becoming.
“Eve” draws the eye through mystery. The longer you look at her, the more you begin to see — including fragments of your own story.
Sculpture signed and numberet on the bottom of the base.
Edition: 2/12
Robert Dyrcz (born 1972) is a Polish sculptor and graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, where he received his diploma in the studio of Professor Józef Sękowski.
His artistic practice focuses primarily on the human figure and the complexity of human nature. Moving away from literal realism, Dyrcz explores simplified, symbolic and subtly distorted forms in which the body becomes a vehicle for emotion, tension and inner experience.
He has participated in both solo and group exhibitions, and his works are held in private collections in Poland and abroad. Together with Jacek Gruszecki, he is also the co-author of the Bacchus Monument in Zielona Góra.
EVE
This is not a classical female nude. It is a portrait of a woman shaped by experience, emotion, memory, and all the roles she carries through life.
Her face remains calm, almost contemplative, while her body tells a far more complex story — of strength and vulnerability, change, intimacy, and the traces left by everything she has lived through.
The title “Eve” evokes the archetype of the first woman, but this Eve is contemporary. Imperfect. Real. Strong, though not always certain of herself. Sensual, experienced, and full of contradictions.
Every woman can find something of herself in her — the woman she once was, the woman she is today, and the woman she is still becoming.
“Eve” draws the eye through mystery. The longer you look at her, the more you begin to see — including fragments of your own story.
Sculpture signed and numberet on the bottom of the base.
Edition: 2/12
Robert Dyrcz (born 1972) is a Polish sculptor and graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, where he received his diploma in the studio of Professor Józef Sękowski.
His artistic practice focuses primarily on the human figure and the complexity of human nature. Moving away from literal realism, Dyrcz explores simplified, symbolic and subtly distorted forms in which the body becomes a vehicle for emotion, tension and inner experience.
He has participated in both solo and group exhibitions, and his works are held in private collections in Poland and abroad. Together with Jacek Gruszecki, he is also the co-author of the Bacchus Monument in Zielona Góra.

