The Guardian sculpture by Cezary Stulgis

The Guardian sculpture in stainless steel is a striking addition to the pavement on Wharf Street Brisbane.

At first glance, The Guardian looks a lot like a very tall backpacker looking to cross the road there like everyone else, but its wolf-like head, tall tree sticking out of the backpack and the globe set in its chest have other stories to tell.

Cezary Stulgis is sculptor, artist, designer and maker with over 20 years experience in the public realm. Cezary’s work is playful and engaging and is realised at both small and large-scale, in private or public settings. Cezary can produce definitive representations of his work for clients as well as built environments where professionals are involved such as architects, councils and landscape designers.

Based in Melbourne previously working through out South East Queensland for over 20 years his work includes public art and private commissions, exhibitions, community projects, set design and festival projects. Cezary manages and manufactures his own work from design to installation, this includes sculpting in Clay, Polystyrene, Plasticine, Wood through out in to Bronze.

Cezary is a qualified welder and fabricator where