Gabriel Kulka’s mixed-media figurative sculptures are mysterious yet approachable, quiet yet assertive, always unexpected, always alluring. Harmonizing exquisite craftsmanship and compelling creativity, Kulka entices our imaginations toward these simple but fully realized subjects, their secrets and their stories. With minimal yet meticulous compositions, unexpected proportions, materials and joinery, Kulka's sculptures invite us to wander through our own pasts, and to examine how they inform, inspire and complicate the present. Kulka lives in Bozeman, MT, and has a workshop in nearby Belgrade. He is a working artist and carpenter; his artwork has been exhibited in galleries across Montana and around the country. When he is not buzzing around in his shop, Kulka spends time with his 6-year-old son, family and friends, exploring woods, riverbeds, mountains and ghost towns.