FEUERMAN STUDIOS

About FEUERMAN STUDIOS

Based in New York, Carole A. Feuerman is a renowned American woman artist celebrated for her superrealist sculptures that capture the human form with breathtaking realism. Specializing in painted bronze sculptures, her works range from iconic swimmers like Innertube and The Golden Mean to immersive wall sculpture art in Soho, reflecting decades of technical mastery and artistic innovation. Feuerman’s sculptures New York collections grace both indoor and outdoor spaces, including prestigious institutions such as the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, Central Park, and Park Avenue, as well as major international venues like the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg and Palazzo Strozzi in Florence.

Her practice blends classical sculpting techniques with contemporary narratives, exploring themes of identity, embodiment, and transcendence. Feuerman’s works—spanning wall sculpture art Soho galleries to large-scale public installations—invite viewers to engage with water, texture, and the human experience in intimate and transformative ways. With recognition including lifetime achievement awards and international honors, she stands as a leading figure among American woman artists, defining modern sculpture with visionary painted bronze sculptures and timeless artistic expression.