The Sculptures Have Yet to Begin

Sculptures: From Beginning to Completion

At Artilora, each sculpture is a work of evolution.

“We have chosen not to exhibit a sculpture publicly until it is fully completed.”

The reason is simple: during the creative process, the form, character, details, and even the way a sculpture is perceived may change considerably. What begins as an initial conception may ultimately become something entirely different.

Therefore, the completed sculpture will be the first true presentation of the work.

Until completion, we may share selected development updates—the beginning of the work, significant stages of its transformation, discoveries made during the process, and other meaningful moments along its journey. These updates are not intended to represent the finished sculpture, but simply to document its evolution.

There may also be periods when there is no visible development. In such cases, there will be no forced updates.

The sculpture will be revealed only when it is ready to be seen as a complete work.

At that moment, its final form, full story, photographs, details and complete visual presentation will become part of the Artilora collection.

“A sculpture may take years to complete. Its development will not necessarily follow a fixed schedule. Some periods may bring visible progress, while others may remain completely silent. This is intentional.”

— Soman Jose, Founder & Sculptor · Keralam, South India