Sculptures

Drago Marin Cherina is a Croatian-born sculptor whose work can be seen in public spaces and private collections across the globe. He is renowned for his ability to capture the essence of his subjects, whether they are famous figures or everyday people. His sculptures often possess a sense of realism and emotional depth, showcasing his mastery of form and detail.

Cherina’s sculptures range from large-scale public monuments to more intimate pieces. His work often explores themes of humanity, emotion, and the human experience. Whether he is sculpting a portrait bust or a figure in motion, Cherina’s work is characterized by its technical skill and its ability to evoke a sense of connection with the viewer.

Characterized by a sense of quiet power, Cherina’s sculptures represent a unique and compelling exploration of the human formand our connection with the outside world. They further solidify Cherina’s reputation as a sculptor of exceptional talent and vision.

Cherina working on monumental sculpture of Pablo Picasso

Cherina and his artwork

Cherina with sculpture of Stephen Hawking

Cherina under his sculpture Terra

Cherina with his monumental ONONA sculpture

Nelson Mandela with his sculpture, made by Cherina in Johanesbourg 2002

ONONA Art Sculpture Exhibition

ONONA by Cherina in Jeddah sculpture Park (Saudi Arabia)

The Mathy: Award to the annual winner of the IFAC Australian Singing Competition

Mahatma Gandi by Cherina

Sculpture of Irene Marcos, daughter of Phillipines president Ferdinand Marcos

Cherina’s monumental sculpture of Henry Moore

Cherina’s monumental sculpture of Henry Moore

8th April 1974: Drago Cherina with his bust of Alexander Solzhenitsyn