





Re-Emergence
Sonia Payes' inverted Re Emergence bronze sculptures challenge perceptions of form, identity and transformation, offering a powerful reflection on the duality of existence. These sculptures differing in their inverted orientation and dark patina, evoke a sense of the unknown as if the figures are emerging from shadows or descending into a mysterious, otherworldly space. Payes' choice to work in bronze, a material associated with strength and permanence, contrasts with the fluid, organic shapes of the sculptures, creating a dynamic tension between solidity and movement.
- Cast Bronze on Corten
- H 250cm
- Weight 130Kg
- Edition of 3
- Cast Bronze on Corten
- H 200cm
- Weight 110Kg
- Edition of 3
Sonia Payes
Sonia Payes is a contemporary artist whose innovative approach has made significant contributions to the art world. Born with a passion for creative expression, Payes began her career with photographic portraits and evocative other worldly landscapes. Payes’ deep sensitivity to nature and the human condition together with her deep interest in digital technology and now, artificial intelligence, shows how she has seamlessly integrated these elements into her creative practice, forging a path that bridges past artistic traditions with tomorrow’s possibilities. Her journey with different mediums; photography and sculpture, reflects her commitment to the continuous creative evolution of reinvention, inviting viewers to experience art that transcends time, merging classic beauty with modern technology and redefining the future of visual storytelling. Her evolving portfolio not only challenges artistic conventions but also inspires a new generation of visionary creators.
Key Terms & Conditions of Sale
Price:
All sculpture prices include the Monument Sculpture Award (MSA) commission and GST, where applicable.
Payment:
A 40% non-refundable deposit is required to confirm the purchase, payable upon receipt of the invoice. The remaining balance must be paid prior to delivery or collection of the artwork.
Delivery & Installation:
All associated costs—including transport, crating (if not provided by the artist), and delivery—are the responsibility of the Buyer and are not included in the listed price. Buyers are strongly encouraged to insure the sculpture during transit and installation.
Maintenance:
Artists are responsible for the de-installation, cleaning, and packing of their sculptures following the exhibition. Any additional crating required is not included. Buyers should note that all outdoor sculptures require routine maintenance. MSA will provide maintenance guidelines and any available artist guarantees. If the sculpture is to be displayed indoors, the Buyer is responsible for the cost of a suitable stand, if required.
Risk & Ownership:
Risk associated with the sculpture transfers from the artist to the Buyer once de-installation is complete and collection from the exhibition site has begun—either by the Buyer or their representative, including MSA. Ownership transfers only when the full purchase price has been received by MSA.
Installation Support:
MSA is available to advise on the siting and installation of sculptures and can recommend qualified installation professionals. Any permanent footings or bases required—beyond what was provided for the exhibition—must be arranged and paid for by the Buyer.

















































































