


"the weight lives
in the wrist — let
the thumb decide
where shadow falls"
— studio notes, Feb 2026
The Collection
Works available
for acquisition

Burden of Becoming
2025 · 94 × 38 × 32 cm

Meridian
2024 · 62 × 44 × 28 cm

Vessel No. 7
2025 · 38 × 22 × 22 cm

Chorus
2024 · 120 × 80 × 60 cm
The Weight of Light
2023 · 45 × 30 × 25 cm

Sediment II
2025 · 55 × 40 × 40 cm

Threshold
2024 · 78 × 35 × 18 cm

Atlas Fragment
2023 · 200 × 60 × 60 cm
The Making
From maquette
to finished form
The grid tells the story of making, not just the made. Each phase is documented as it happens.

Maquette
Every work begins as a palm-sized study in oil-based clay — a private conversation between instinct and material before scale enters the room.

Armature
Steel and aluminium wire become skeleton. The armature determines posture, weight distribution, and the invisible grammar of the final form.

Building
Clay is applied in slabs, then thumbed, paddled, and carved. The surface at this stage holds every decision — none are erased.

Casting
The lost-wax process. A mould is taken, the clay destroyed, molten bronze poured at 1080°C. What survives is permanent.
Lost-wax · silicon bronze

Patination
Chemical patinas are applied with heat. The colour of bronze is not fixed — it is chosen, layer by layer, until the surface says what the form means.
Ferric nitrate · liver of sulphur
I am not making objects. I am making the space around objects speak.
Elara Voss, 2024 Studio Notes
Private Catalogue · 2026
Sixty-four works.
All documented.
The full catalogue includes high-resolution photography, material specifications, provenance notes, and current availability for each work. 48 pages. Published February 2026.

Elara Voss
Berlin · London · New York
The Artist
Thirty years studying
what material wants
Elara Voss trained at the Städelschule in Frankfurt and the Royal College of Art in London. Her practice spans bronze casting, direct carving in marble, and large-scale mixed-media installation.
Works are held in the collections of the Tate Modern, the Pinault Collection, and over forty private residences across Europe and North America. Studio visits are available by appointment.
Selected Exhibitions
- 2025
Permanent Impermanence
Hauser & Wirth, London
- 2024
Material Witness
White Cube, New York
- 2024
Group Show: Threshold
Serpentine Gallery, London
- 2023
The Weight of Making
Gagosian, Paris