When most people think of Ross Rossin, they imagine his world-renowned portraits. But Rossin’s artistry extends beyond the canvas—into bronze, where he transforms human presence into monumental form.
Rossin’s background in hyperrealistic painting gives his sculptures a unique, life-like quality. Each curve, gesture, and expression reflects his mastery of anatomy and human emotion, making his bronze works feel as alive as his oil portraits.
- His nine-foot statue of Hank Aaron presides in SunTrust Park’s Memorial Garden in Atlanta, a commanding public monument.
- Smaller yet equally powerful works include busts displayed in prominent public places such as Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
- Rossin approaches sculpture with the same reverence for character and realism: capturing posture, expression, and how light falls over form, just as he does in painting. The sculptural medium gives him another dimension of connection, presence, and permanence.
These works are not just bronze or stone—they are anchors in space made to be visited, felt, and remembered.
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