WWarren is an artist working across sculpture and functional object design, with a focus on bronze and wax as expressive materials. His work explores the relationship between permanence and ephemerality, combining the weight and longevity of cast metal with the transient nature of light and scent.

For over a decade, Warren has worked closely with American artist Daniel Arsham, where he played a central role in the development and production of large-scale sculptural works. During this time, he led and helped shape the evolution of Arsham’s bronze practice, contributing to the realization of complex projects and refining processes that bridge traditional casting techniques with contemporary art.

Building on this foundation, Warren has developed his own body of work through the creation of bronze vessels for candles. These pieces translate sculptural language into intimate objects, where surface, form, and material carry the sensibility of fine art while remaining rooted in everyday use.

His work considers how objects inhabit space and how they can hold both physical and atmospheric presence—existing simultaneously as sculpture and as a source of light, scent, and experience.

Warren is based in Brooklyn,NY.

WWarren is an artist working across sculpture and functional object design, with a focus on bronze and wax. His work explores the tension between permanence and ephemerality — the weight of cast metal against the transience of light and scent.

For over a decade, Warren worked closely with Daniel Arsham, helping lead the production of large-scale bronze sculptures and refining processes that bridge traditional casting with contemporary art.

Building on that foundation, Warren now creates bronze vessels for candles — objects that carry the sensibility of fine art while remaining rooted in everyday use.

Based in Brooklyn, NY.