Leo Biaggi sculpts myth and science into bronze, marble, and clay, creating works that explore human emotion, timeless stories, and the mysteries of the universe. Working between Florence, Italy, Nashville, Tennessee and New York City, he meticulously crafts each piece to captivate, provoke thought, and bring ancient myths vividly to life—drawing inspiration from Greece, the Renaissance, and the universal human experience.

Gold winged scarab emblem.

Sculptures inspired by ancient myths and modern science

BECOMING

THE WORK OF


In the studio with Leo Biaggi

A glimpse into the process where intuition, material and time become form.

Meet Light Leo Biaggi

Close-up of Leo Light Biaggi’s hands detailing Hermes’ sculpted sandal and foot, photographed in black and white.
Leo Light Biaggi refining the sandal straps on his sculpture of Hermes’ foot in his Florence, Italy studio.

Born with the soul of a sculptor, Leo Biaggi’s hands have always been drawn to clay, metal, and stone—guided by the whispers of ancient myths and the mysteries of the universe.

His work weaves together timeless stories and modern science, inviting you to explore transformation, meaning, and the pulse of the human spirit.

Each piece is a conversation between the visible and the invisible, the ancient and the yet-to-be-known.

Through form and feeling, Leo invites you into a world where sculpture becomes both question and revelation.

“The sculpture is already complete within the marble block before I start my work. It is already there; I just have to chisel away the superfluous material.”

— Michelangelo Buonarotti