Tiny details.
Timeless keepsakes.

Fine silicone art, made slowly and only once for collectors who notice the smallest things.

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A miniature silicone baby held in the artist's hand

The Artist

Portrait of Sharon Mrofka

Each piece is sculpted slowly layer by layer, brushstroke by brushstroke until a stillness settles into the silicone and a face becomes its own.

Sharon Mrofka works from a small, sunlit studio where every piece begins as raw material and ends as a private keepsake. Nothing here is manufactured. Everything is made by hand, unhurried, and only once.

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Two miniature silicone babies held in the artist's hand

The Artist's Hand

Two tiny beings, shaped by the same quiet hand, each with its own stillness.

Every fold, crease and blush is built up in translucent layers, then cured and refined until the light behaves the way skin does.

The Collections

In the Studio

Slowness is the material. Patience is the tool.

The Process