Biographical Note 

 Saco has lived in Spain and in Italy, where he learned to work directly in wax for bronze casting. As with Michaelangelo and Rodin, the human figure in stone or bronze epitomized for him the real world of sculpture. For many years he worked solely with the figure. Many of these early pieces can be viewed in Figurative Gallery. 

The transition from figurative to abstract was a gradual and evolving consequence of the forces of time and life experience. The human form in sculpture gave way to a purer form, one that did not demand anatomical correctness, but sought only to be expressive, unbound, soaring, lyrical in form, and unweighted in volume.  This period is represented by the images in Abstract Gallery.

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