Brandon d’Leo is a New York–based sculptor, artist, and entrepreneur whose work explores form, structure, and material through industrial mediums such as steel, aluminum, concrete and wood. Self-taught and working at the intersection of art and fabrication, d’Leo has exhibited internationally for over 30 years, with shows in London, Melbourne, Madrid, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and New York City.

His sculptures, ranging from freestanding works to large-scale reliefs and suspended pieces are featured in private collections worldwide and in public installations, including multi-store commissions for Bloomingdale’s across the U.S. His work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, GQ, Men’s Vogue, Esquire, ELLE, and Modernism, as well as in numerous films and television productions.

In 2012, he led the design and construction of the Rockaway Beach Surf Club, a hybrid cultural venue and bar built largely from salvaged materials in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. It has since become a creative hub for the local surf and art communities.

His most recent project is the restoration and transformation of the historic Lopéz Residence in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, an early 20th-century neoclassical building originally designed by architect Manuel Gómez Tejera. Preserving the building’s original architectural details, d’Leo repurposed the space into a contemporary bar and event venue that bridges historic preservation and modern design.

Brandon lives with his wife, artist and designer Davina Grincevicius, and their two small children. He continues to produce new sculpture while engaging in creative entrepreneurial projects that merge art, design, and community impact.

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You can reach Brandon at brandondleo@gmail.com