Stanko Kristic

Stanko Kristic sculptor-mosaic artist. Stanko Kristic, a naturalized Frenchman of Yugoslav origin, settled in Paris in 1975. His professional experience enabled him to quickly collaborate with interior designers. He is entrusted with decorative sculptures, which leads him to pure artistic creation. Little by little, his Parisian studio was filled with strange works unconsciously inspired by Greek mythology and tragedy. His first works exhibited at the Furstenberg gallery opened up the difficult path of Art for him. Self-taught, he invents his personal technique for all materials: plaster, cement, marble, glass paste, cathedral stained glass windows, then his career will introduce him to the work of steel and in particular stainless steel. This will lead him to create monumental sculptures focused on the horse. Honored with numerous prestigious awards, Stanko Kristic has followed a path marked by numerous exhibitions: International trade fairs in Paris (Grand Palais), in Brussels, in Geneva, in Luxembourg, in Monaco. Many newspapers report his work. Some of the greats of this world acquire his works: "La Souveraine" at the Palace of Monaco.