Sculptor · Tivat, Montenegro
Konstantin
Evdokimov
Sculptor and architect. Sculptures, land art, and public art in ice, sand, stone, wood, metal, and hay — since 2002. EVDOKIMOV Artworks studio in Montenegro
Selected work
The artist
Konstantin
Evdokimov
Sculptor · Architect · Founder
An artist, sculptor, and architect with over 20 years of practice. Based in Tivat, Montenegro — at the heart of the Adriatic's emerging hospitality scene — he works from his own studio, EVDOKIMOV Artworks.
An architectural background shapes how every object is developed: not as a standalone piece, but as part of the space — its scale, its light, and the way people move through it. Each commission is site-specific and made once.
Working since 2002 in ice, snow, stone, wood, and metal, he is a participant and winner of international sculpture symposiums and festivals. He studied at the Ural State Academy of Art and Architecture. In 2014 he created The Guild of Contemporary Sculpture, and in 2020–2021 he organized the land-art festival OSTROVA.ART.
Full biography & exhibitions"A sculpture in a restaurant is not decoration. It is the thing that makes the space feel intentional — the signal to the guest that someone thought carefully about where they are."
Selected commissions
Restaurant · Tivat
Rockfish
Complete interior decoration of the restaurant space. All art objects conceived as a unified marine world — contemporary design language, cohesive from entrance to last table.
Restaurant · Montenegro
Salva d'ore
Concept: time is gold. Fiberglass drops hang suspended in space; the bar surround shimmers like liquid metal. A high-quality painted finish that plays differently with light throughout the day.
Cocktail Bar · Tivat
The DEEP
A wow-effect sculpture and bas-relief referencing the underwater world, plus an entrance statue that stops people on the street before they step inside.
Restaurant · Montenegro
Kusto
Named after Jacques Cousteau. Custom furniture handmade from solid glued timber — sofas up to 7m long, bar counter charcoal-patinated using an ancient Italian technique.
Hotel · Herceg Novi
Herceg Novi
A multi-year collaboration. Monumental chimera sculpture in the central courtyard, a coat of arms, a dragon's nest — alongside dozens of art objects across the building exterior and interior.
Festival Installation
Rubix
A monumental piece built from hay — a material embodying nature's fragility. The work explores the tension between the organic and the industrial, the living and the synthetic.
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Restaurants & Hotels
Site-specific art objects for hospitality spaces — lobby focal points, entrance installations, statement pieces for F&B areas. A sculpture guests photograph before ordering their first drink.
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Public Art
Art objects for urban environments — facades, parks, and public squares. Designed for durability outdoors and interaction at human scale.
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Interior Sculptures
One-of-a-kind pieces for private homes, offices, and yachts. Tailored to the space, the light, and what you want the object to carry.
Video
Films,
process, and public work
YouTube
Sculpture in motion
A short video from Konstantin's channel showing the work beyond still photography.
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Studio and process
A closer look at sculptural practice, materials, and the atmosphere around the work.
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Objects in the landscape
Video material gives scale, movement, and context to works that live in real spaces.
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Art objects that belong
to the space
A sculpture is not decoration. It is the detail that defines the atmosphere, anchors the visual identity of the space, and stays in the memory of everyone who passes through.
What tends to go wrong
- Generic decor that could belong to any restaurant or hotel
- Decorative pieces disconnected from the concept of the space
- Eye-catching at purchase — not built to last under daily guest traffic
What a well-integrated sculpture provides
- A visual identity guests recognize, photograph, and mention in reviews
- Common areas with higher perceived quality and atmosphere
- A space that stays in memory — and brings people back
Restaurants & Hotels
Konstantin creates entrance installations, lobby focal points, and statement pieces for F&B areas. Objects that guests stop at, photograph, and mention in reviews — turning an art investment into a marketing tool.
Past commissions: Rockfish · Salva d'ore · Kusto · The DEEP
Interior Designers & Architects
Konstantin works directly with design studios and architects. You bring the brief and space parameters — he develops the concept, manages fabrication, and coordinates installation. Most hospitality commissions are coordinated through the design team, and he is comfortable in that role.
Open to cross-referral partnerships with studios
Private Residences
One-of-a-kind sculpture for your home or office. Share the space, the dimensions, and the feeling you want the piece to carry — Konstantin will reply with a direction within 48 hours.
Entirely unique · no editions
Yachts & Marine
Custom sculptural objects for yacht interiors, deck installations, and marina environments. He works with material and scale constraints specific to marine conditions — salt air, vibration, weight limits.
Porto Montenegro · Adriatic region
How it works
From first message
to installation
The process is the same regardless of scale — and the initial conversation is always free, with no obligation.
Conversation
Tell Konstantin about the space: dimensions, concept, feel you're after. Share reference images if you have them. He replies within 48 hours. No fee, no obligation.
Concept
Konstantin develops a visual concept: form, material, scale, placement logic. You receive a proposal with sketches and a project estimate. Revisions included — aligned before any work begins.
Production
Once the concept is confirmed, fabrication begins in his studio in Tivat. He sends progress updates throughout the build. Timeline: typically 4–12 weeks depending on scale.
Installation
He coordinates delivery and installation. For major objects, Konstantin supervises installation on site. Final photography provided for your press and social channels.
Documentation
& Press
An installation is a press event — and he treats it that way. After completion, he provides professional photography of the finished work: ready for your press kit, social channels, PR outreach, and award submissions. For major objects, Konstantin also assists with announcing the installation to relevant hospitality and design media.
Included in every hospitality commissionFrequently asked
Do I need a budget set before reaching out?
No — but if you have a range, share it. It speeds up the conversation and helps Konstantin recommend the right material and scale approach from the start.
Can interior designers contact directly on behalf of a client?
Yes. Most hospitality commissions are coordinated through the design team rather than the property owner. He is comfortable working in either configuration.
Does Konstantin work outside Montenegro?
Yes. Konstantin works throughout the Adriatic region and beyond. Logistics, shipping, and on-site installation are coordinated as part of every project.
How is the price determined?
Pricing depends on material, scale, complexity, and installation requirements. Every project is quoted individually — there is no stock price list. Contact Konstantin for an estimate.
Can the hotel's brand identity or concept be incorporated?
Yes — this is often the starting point. He works from your brand book, interior concept, and mood references to develop a piece that feels designed for the space, not placed into it.
Can a sculpture be commissioned for an ongoing renovation?
Yes. Konstantin regularly joins projects that are already in progress. Share the stage you're at — he can work around construction timelines and coordinate installation with your contractor.
Do sculptures require special maintenance in a hospitality environment?
Each piece is designed for the conditions of the space — daily guest contact, cleaning products, humidity, and traffic. Every piece comes with care instructions. Most require nothing beyond occasional dusting.
Design partnerships
Open to collaboration with
studios & designers
Konstantin works alongside interior design studios, architects, and construction companies at any stage of a project — from early concept to finished brief. If your studio works on hospitality, residential, or commercial spaces in the region, he is open to a partnership conversation.
He can enter a project at any point. If a client of yours needs a sculptural focal point — lobby installation, entrance object, feature wall piece — he works directly with your team, fits into your timeline, and doesn't disturb the client relationship. Cross-referral arrangements are open to discussion.
Working with a design or construction studio? Write to Konstantin about a collaboration →
Start a conversation
Commission a work
for your space
Tell Konstantin about the space and the feeling you want the piece to carry. Every message is read personally by him — there is no inbox between you and the sculptor. He responds within 48 hours.
Direct contact
Phone / WhatsApp
Studio location
Kalimanskaya II
Tivat, Montenegro
What happens next
Studio location
Tivat,
Montenegro
Address
Kalimanskaya II
Tivat, Montenegro
Working geography
Adriatic region, Balkans,
and beyond — on request