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Molten and polished bronze texture at LC Taller

Bronze sculpture production

Ceramic Shell technique

We specialize in ceramic-shell lost-wax casting. Since 1987, we have supported projects that demand formal precision, material control and a deep understanding of each work.

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workshop

LC Taller is dedicated to bronze sculpture production through lost-wax casting. Since 1987, we have worked with artists, designers and cultural institutions on projects that demand technical precision, material understanding and care for form.

We understand sculptural production as a collaborative process.

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Detail of a piece during production

Ceramic
Shell

Texture of ceramic material used in the casting process

Our experience has grown through the continuous practice of the crafts involved in sculptural production: modeling, mold making, casting, welding, finishing and patinas.

Throughout this history, we have incorporated new tools and methods while keeping our attention on what gives each project meaning: the work itself and the technical and aesthetic decisions that define it.

Meet the workshop

The Workshop

LC Taller grew from founder Luis Eduardo Castillo’s experience in artistic casting and sculptural production. Since 1987, the workshop has helped artists, designers and institutions realize projects that demand technical precision, aesthetic sensitivity and care for form.

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Family

Luis
Eduardo
Castillo

Founder of
LC Taller de Esculturas

Luis Eduardo Castillo, founder of LC Taller de Esculturas
Our work translates conceptual intentions into materially viable solutions.
Luis Eduardo Castillo, Founder of LC Taller de Esculturas
  1. The workshop begins

    Luis Castillo establishes LC Taller.

    Sand-casting processes begin for industrial applications in aluminum.

    The technical foundation of the sculptural craft takes shape.

  2. A turn toward sculpture

    Working with artists transforms the workshop’s direction.

    Lost-wax casting with refractory plaster begins for jewelry.

    The production process opens to broader formal and expressive possibilities.

  3. Artistic specialization

    The workshop consolidates its work with artists and designers.

    Sculptural production progressively becomes its principal focus.

    Processes adapt to increasingly complex formal requirements.

  4. Ceramic Shell

    The Ceramic Shell system is implemented.

    Mold precision, thermal resistance and detail improve.

    Projects expand in formal complexity.

  5. Digital integration

    3D modeling, scanning and printing are incorporated.

    Digital fabrication connects with traditional casting processes.

    A hybrid approach joins technology and sculptural craft.

1987 — The workshop begins

Services

Maintenance

We provide technical maintenance for bronze sculptures affected by physical damage such as impacts, scratches, fractures or wear.

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