SHARON MROFKA STUDIO

Tiny details.
Timeless keepsakes.

Fine silicone art, made slowly and only once for collectors who notice the smallest things.

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Two miniature silicone babies held in the artist's hand

The Artist

Portrait of Sharon Mrofka

Each piece is sculpted slowly layer by layer, brushstroke by brushstroke until a stillness settles into the silicone and a face becomes its own.

Sharon Mrofka works from a small, sunlit studio where every piece begins as raw material and ends as a private keepsake. Nothing here is manufactured. Everything is made by hand, unhurried, and only once.

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A miniature silicone baby resting in the artist's palm beside her brushes

The Artist's Hand

Small enough to rest in a palm. Detailed enough to hold a gaze.

Every fold, crease and blush is built up in translucent layers, then cured and refined until the light behaves the way skin does.

Close detail of a miniature silicone baby sculpture
A pair of miniature silicone babies in the studio

The Collections

In the Studio

Slowness is the material. Patience is the tool.

The Process