61 butterflies, 2023

Lili P  

Lili is a contemporary sculptor whose practice spans a wide range of materials, including stone, wood, bronze, steel, ceramics, ice, snow, and land-based elements. Her abstract sculptural language is rooted in an exploration of nature and geometry, seeking to reconnect with the origins of form in an age dominated by technology. Inspired by organic structures and living forms, her work balances softness and fluidity with sharp lines and angles, revealing a quiet dialogue between natural growth and constructed order.
Educated in wood sculpture at the National Academy of Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria, Lili has never confined herself to a single medium. Over the past fifteen years, she has participated in more than one hundred international sculpture symposiums across over thirty countries, an experience that has deeply shaped her practice through cultural exchange and experimentation. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is held in museum collections in Denmark, Egypt, and Brazil, as well as in private collections worldwide. She has received numerous awards for both sculpture and photography and currently lives and works in Spain.