Yoko Kubrick

Monumental Sculpture in Stone and Metal

Yoko Kubrick is a Japanese–Czech American sculptor creating monumental and human-scale works in marble, granite, bronze, and stainless steel.

Working between California and the stone-carving ateliers of Pietrasanta, Italy, Kubrick brings geological mass into dialogue with the body, landscape, and architecture. Through curve, void, tension, and compression, she transforms enduring materials into forms that appear fluid, animated, and continually in motion.

Her sculptures are created for public space, institutional settings, architecture, landscape, and private collections.

About the artist
Close-up of old carving tools and chisels resting on a dusty worktable in a stone carving studio
STUDIO
The sculptor Yoko Kubrick sanding and finishing a white marble sculpture, leaning over weathered wooden blocks in her studio
WORK IN PROGRESS
A small white vertical marble sculpture sitting on a rough wooden stool in a dusty atelier environment
WORK IN PROGRESS
A large rough block of Michelangelo marble with old curved measuring and layout tools lying across its surface
FIRST LAYOUT
MICHELANGELO MARBLE

Public Art

Permanent sculpture for civic and institutional sites

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Commissions

Sculpture developed in dialogue with architecture and landscape

Commission practice

Yoko Kubrick

Represented By

  • Pamela Walsh Gallery, Palo Alto
  • Rosenbaum Contemporary, Palm Beach
  • Melissa Morgan Fine Art, Palm Desert

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