About

Constantin Ford is a Greek-American contemporary sculptor whose work explores transformation, identity, and the relationship between the physical and the spiritual. Working across stainless steel, stone, bronze, wood, resin, and polyurethane, she has developed a distinctive sculptural language that balances strength with fluidity, evolving from the human figure into abstract expressions of anatomy and consciousness.

Through the physical acts of welding, carving, and pouring; Ford approaches sculpture as an alchemical process in which material, form, and intuition converge. Her reflective, organic forms investigate the dynamic interplay of masculine and feminine energies, inviting contemplation of resilience, movement, and the shared human experience.

Inspired by artists including Louise Bourgeois and Linda Benglis, as well as the visionary architecture of Zaha Hadid, Ford creates sculptures that challenge sexual stereotypes and conventional perceptions of the body while exploring themes of transformation, liberation, and connection. Alongside her artistic practice, she is committed to using art as a catalyst for healing and empowerment, believing in its capacity to inspire reflection, strength, and renewal.

Ford’s work has been exhibited in galleries throughout the United States and Europe.