Carole A. Feuerman is an American artist and one of the world's most famous hyper-realistic sculptors. Spanning over four decades, Feuerman’s prolific career has developed her reputation across a variety of media. Working in resin, marble and bronze, she has distinguished her skill in each medium by defining and recreating the human condition. Feuerman sculpts life-size, monumental and miniature works, painting them with hundreds of layers before achieving human-like tones. Her hyper-real sculptures encompass her signature trompe-l’oeil technique to construct all clothing and accessories used to achieve her hyperrealist perfection. Eyes, teeth, hair, wrinkles and skin texture are meticulously rendered to give the viewer the impression of a living, breathing human being. Separate to her hyper-real works, Feuerman has also introduced her own unique methodology of organically sculpting with molten metal that she calls “Painting with Fire”.