Zellermayer is an internationally recognized Canadian sculptor with a distinctive style represented in collections worldwide.

Ruben Zellermayer’s work encompasses many avenues. The Symbolic and figural aspects of the female form, the primal beauty of animals and microorganisms. These organisms develop while resisting gravitational forces, as they evolve in a myriad of forms. His work in steel, iron, wood and brass is a synergistic blend uplifting, colourful and fanciful. The viewer is stimulated in an introspective manner.

Ruben Zellermayer studied at the Noack Foundry Institute in Berlin, the Einhud Institute in Haifa, Lion Metalworks in Toronto and Art History at the University of Toronto.

Sculptures in Permanent Collections

7′ bronze sculpture, 200 St. Clair West, Medical Building, Toronto

16′ bronze sculpture, North York Lodzer Centre, North York

16′ and 6′ sculptures, The Grange, Toronto

12′ sculpture “Stargazer”, Meier Naef Gallery, 21 Bayfield St., Barrie

Outdoor Sculpture “Safari”, Kingston Mews, Toronto

Sarnia Public Art Gallery, Sarnia

Ontario College of Art Collection, Toronto

Right Honorable John Manley, Minister of Industry, Federal Government of Canada

Mr Irving Zucker, Hamilton, Ontario