Jeff Repko is a sculptor living and working in Atlanta, GA. His work explores the reconstruction of identity through form, color, and material. By combining industrial references with soft, malleable materials, he builds sculptures that balance tension and vulnerability—works that appear to struggle yet persist in standing on their own.

Repko’s practice bridges digital and analog processes, incorporating both traditional sculpting and modern fabrication methods such as CNC milling and 3D modeling. His work has been exhibited in public art installations and exhibitions across the Midwest and Southeast.

He has participated in residencies at The Carving Studio and Sculpture Center, The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Technical College, and The Digital Stone Project in Italy.

Originally from Pittsburgh, PA, Repko holds a BFA from Pennsylvania State University and an MFA from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He currently lives in Atlanta, GA, where he serves as Assistant Professor of Sculpture at the University of North Georgia.