Explore Original Artwork for Purchase in Miami

Chemical Line Imagery

Where Art Meets Chemistry and Form Takes Its Own Path

This series explores what happens when sculpture and painting are approached through chemical reactions rather than traditional tools. Zagami works with plastic polymers to build layers, lines, and shapes—without ever picking up a brush.

Each original artwork for purchase is created through a mix of experimentation and intention. The process resists predictability, yet the results are striking. It’s a deliberate move away from convention, where art becomes a collaboration between material, method, and chance.

Metal Works

Exploring Human-Made Materials As Pure Expressions Of Intent.

For Zagami, using metal and plastic isn’t just about material preference—it’s about what those materials represent. Where natural elements carry their own aesthetic, man-made substances force the artist to shape the outcome entirely through human effort.

This approach leads to original artwork for purchase that is deliberate and unmistakably human in their expression. From small objects to large-scale installations, these pieces of original artwork for purchase often combine fabricated metals and plastics in ways that question what’s considered traditional or natural in sculpture.

Photography

Capturing Culture, Symbolism, and Everyday Meaning

Zagami’s photographs aren’t just moments frozen in time—they are visual reflections of thought, culture, and symbolism. His process often involves taking something familiar and reworking it into something conceptually layered.

The imagery is both figurative and fragmented, allowing viewers to interpret and connect through personal memory or shared experience. These original artworks for purchase don't always reveal themselves immediately but invite ongoing reflection and recognition.

Stone Works

Returning to the Basics While Looking Ahead

Though much of Zagami’s work leans into the synthetic, stone has remained a steady influence. As the oldest sculptural medium, stone taught him the foundations of form and space. Despite his focus on modern materials, Zagami continues to revisit stone—not out of nostalgia, but as a reminder of where artistic expression began. Teaching stone carving and working with the medium again connects past experiences with present-day practices, grounding his art in something timeless.

Psychology

Visual Reflections on the Human Experience

The Psychology Series delves into the complexities of human nature—capturing moments of joy, struggle, hope, and conflict. Zagami’s work reveals the tension between the rational and irrational, transforming observation into symbolic visual narratives. This collection offers viewers a contemplative space to reflect on their own emotional landscape and the absurdities inherent in the pursuit of happiness.