Sculptures
Sculptures Exploring Nature, Humanity, and the Elements
Leo Dias’ sculptures explore the relationship between form, material, and meaning. Using traditional and natural materials, each piece invites reflection on emotion, balance, and human connection.
Rather than functioning as purely decorative objects, these works are created to carry story and symbolism.
Materials and Process
Leo works with materials such as terracotta, soapstone, wood, plaster, and mixed media elements. Through carving, firing, and hand-finishing, the natural qualities of each material help shape the final form.
In addition, organic textures and found elements add depth and contrast, reinforcing the tactile nature of the work.
Themes and Meaning
Many of these sculptures explore themes of connection, transformation, and responsibility. Some reflect relationships between people, while others address humanity’s relationship with the Earth.
Ultimately, each piece is intended to encourage quiet reflection and personal interpretation.
Available Works
Original sculptures are available for purchase. Please contact Leo for availability or exhibition inquiries.
Elements
Medium: Kiln Fired Terracotta, Polished Stone and Drift Wood on Wood Base
Size: 10” width x 8” depth x 29” hight
Date: 2025
Scorched Earth
Medium: Wood with Shellac Ink Patina
Size: 18” width x 18” depth x 16.5” height
Date: 2025
Swell
Medium: Soapstone
Size: 15” width x 8” depth x 15” height
Date: 2010
Paradox – The Exploitation of Earth as The Female Devine
Medium: Plaster Bust and Drift Wood on a Resin Base
Hight: 16” width x 13” depth x 70” hight (base 18” width x 15” hight)
Date: 2024