Figurative Sculpture That Inspires Feminine Balance

Denisa Prochazka denisa-sculpture.com is an award-winning classically trained figurative sculptor living in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Many of her female subjects and feminine forms originate from her creative vision, “to empower and inspire the feminine balance in this world.”  A superb artist with the utmost attention to detail, her outstanding works of art inspire the highest aspirations in humanity.

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Tina Fontaine, Dancing Wings, clay, 60” x 65” x 8”

Denisa states, “The need for creation became reinforced with the birth of my own child and the desire to heal, protect and empower. My goal is to bring my art forward to public spaces so that passersby can find peace, beauty and healing connection for a moment in time in their life’s journey. Some of my sculptures are created for Women’s Shelters and Auctions to support an orphanage in Africa.”

Love Manifested Into Being, porcelain clay, 22” x 16” x 6”.

Denisa has participated in over 30 exhibitions and her sculptures reside in many private collections in Canada and the U.S. She was commissioned to create Awards of Excellence for the Nelson Mandela Legacy and Ottawa University, BHM; Women Excellence Awards; and Women Who Work Excellence Awards; among others.

One of Denisa’s sculptures was selected for the “HerStory” 2024 Invitational Exhibition. In 2023 her art was selected for The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS online exhibitions “The Healing Power of Art: Love, Peace, Unity & Hope” and “Our Bond With Nature”. Her art has been featured in videos on the Manhattan Arts International YouTube channel.

In 2022 she was in a show with the Allied Artists of America in the Salmagundi Club in New York City. In 2021 she was selected for the group exhibition “Women Artists Making Their Mark 2021” at the O’Hanlon Center for the Arts in California.

Warrior’s Heart Wish, clay, 21” x 17” x 10”.

In 2020 “Warrior’s Heart Wish”, shown above, was selected by the American Artists Professional League for the 92nd Grand National Exhibition and gave Denisa an award.

Denisa’s many other awards include being a Finalist in the 14th ARC Salon 2019 competition. Manhattan Arts International awarded her with the Featured Artist Art Award, Second Place Special Recognition Arts Award, and several Awards of Excellence. She served as a guest Panelist for the Manhattan Arts International Award in Sculpture in it’s HerStory 2019 exhibition.

Metamorphosis, clay, 60” x 42” x 8”.

Denisa was born in the Czech Republic and at the age of 13 her family immigrated to Canada. She studied Fine Art and Sculpture at O.C.A.D University in Toronto and completed her post-graduate year in Florence, Italy, where she was inspired by the work of Michelangelo.

Her childhood memories of creating art in her mother’s ceramic studio led her to return to clay, where she enjoys “a freedom of expression through its tactile movement and flexibility.”

Dreamer’s Muse, clay, 38” x 20” x 4”.

An extensive interview with Denisa was published on the Renee-Phillips.com website. When asked about her creative process Denisa replied, “I often let my inspirational visions guide me through the creativity of the final artwork. When that vision comes to me, I already see the finished sculpture in my mind. I loosely begin to sketch it in clay, allowing the creative spirit its freedom to manifest itself. The process of sculpting and being deeply present in the moment feels like bringing a dream to reality. I always remind myself that the learning process never ends and with each new sculpture, I strive to achieve the best version of my ideal vision.”

Denisa is currently an Associate Member of the distinguished National Sculpture Society and Allied Artists of America.

Banner image: Celtic Goddess Bride, 5 x 8 foot relief.

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