Javier Garibaldi

Garibaldi transforms raw Australian stone into minimalist abstract human forms that feel grounded, tactile, and alive. Javier Garibaldi is a self-taught sculptor and builder working primarily with locally sourced Australian stone. His practice centres on abstract human figures, exploring balance, movement, and emotional presence through simple, organic forms.

Influenced by modernist sculptors such as Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth, his work embraces negative space, softness, and tactile surfaces while maintaining the raw integrity of the material. His sculptures are created to live both indoors and outdoors, connecting contemporary form with natural landscape