Jill Berelowitz
Through Jill's work we see an evident appreciation of the classics of figurative sculpture but also a renewal and reinvention taking this most ancient of artistic practices to new heights.
Jill Berelowitz is a renowned sculptor born in South Africa. Based in London, she is celebrated for her innovative and monumental bronze and optical resin works that explore themes of human form, movement, and regeneration.
Her notable and captivating public sculptures include the ‘Diving Girl’ at the London 2012 Olympic Village, ‘Core Femme’ outside Charing Cross Hospital, The Shakespeare, ‘His Mind’s Eye Tree’ in Stratford upon Avon and ‘Moving Forward’ on Park Lane in London. She also created the majestic ‘Dorchester Sphere’ to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, the ‘Tree of Cherished Memories’ at the National Memorial Arboretum and the impressive bronze dachshund sculpture for George Members Club in Mayfair.
Jill draws inspiration from the human body, nature, and her South African heritage, often incorporating symbolic elements like elephants and trees of life. Her sculptures celebrate womanhood, nature, and the human experience with elegance and grace.