Realistic Sculpture, Luo Li Rong.

Luo Li Rong primarily employs the bronze technique, on which she focuses her efforts in order to give her sculptures an appearance that is similar to clay.

Often depicting sensuous female figures on a human scale, her works are distinguished by their remarkable representational strength, which is mixed with exceptional modeling expertise. Moving draperies highlight the contours of her creations, which are frequently sensual female figures.

Her grandiose natural creations, on which he often works with bronze, depict women in motion. They strike elegant poses that drape their bodies in a balayage by the wind that gives the sense that they are real people. Their hair and clothing appear to be caressed by a light breeze, which gives them a unique look.

Sculptures by the artist that have a delicate shape encircled by flowing drapes bear witness to the impact of Renaissance masters and Baroque artists on their creations.

Luo Li Rong was born in 1980 in Hunan, China. Currently, Luo Li Rong is a Chinese artist based in Belgium.

Since she was a child, Luo Li Rong has been interested in sculpture. She studied art at the Beijing Academy of Fine Arts and later under the tutelage of sculptor Wang Du, who would later become one of her teachers in the subject. She then continues her studies by presenting a thesis on figurative sculpture techniques used by European artists during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The extraordinary sense of femininity may also be found in abundance in the artist's current works.

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