Sculpture Studies

Dimitri Hadzi was an American sculptor working in bronze and stone who developed monumental abstract forms rooted in classical architectural principles and organic geometries. Born in 1921, he emerged as a significant figure in postwar American sculpture, creating large-scale public works that synthesized modernist abstraction with timeless spatial concerns. His practice emphasized the relationship between sculpture and its environment, treating each work as an intervention in architectural and landscape space.

New York, NY, USA