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| 317 Mountain Grove St, Bridgeport, CT, 06605 | |
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1.3 miFairfield Metro
1.6 miBridgeport
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Specialties
Our mission at Artista Studios is to assist you in returning to the experience of a bygone era where artistry is created. Our artists work in all mediums of art.
We have assembled a 3,000 square foot modern facility capable of producing the most intricately designed projects, as well as highly crafted Romanesque style artwork from a bygone era. Truly a step back in time.
We can create the most breathtaking inspirational art imaginable, as well as any dimensional project you may need designed and fabricated.
Our studio offers memorials and monuments from the basic to the most elaborate design you require, in addition to repair and restoration services.
All our services are performed in-house which gives us complete control of the final product. Thus ensuring a timely completion of each and every project.
History
Established in 2009.
Credit to feature article in Fairfield County Catholic, July 25 2012)
Jim Bria comes from long line of stone sculptors, «The Brias have been artists for 1,000 years,» he says, mentioning with pride a cousin in Italy who spent his career in the Vatican repairing statues under Pope Pius IX.
Bria’s family came to this country from the small Italian town of Mora di Santis. Many of them, like Bria, found themselves in the construction business. «It was always stone-stone from the getgo,» Bria says of his 30 years in construction. He gradually found himself specializing in intricate projects calling for more detailed work. Along the way he did repair work on life-sized statues in churches and for Patrick Baker and Sons religious goods store.
Evolving from large to smaller scale works, he now holds a certification from the State of Connecticut Archeology Department for the restoring of antique gravestones. Bria also fabricates & repairs monuments in Fairfield and Westchester counties.
Meet the Business Owner
Jim B.
Business Owner
(Credit to feature article in Fairfield County Catholic, July 25 2012)
Jim Bria comes from long line of stone sculptors, «The Brias have been artists for 1,000 years,» he says, mentioning with pride a cousin in Italy who spent his career in the Vatican repairing statues under Pope Pius IX.
Bria’s family came to this country from the small Italian town of Mora di Santis. Many of them, like Bria, found themselves in the construction business. «It was always stone – stone from the getgo,» Bria says of his 30 years in construction. He gradually found himself specializing in intricate projects calling for more detailed work. Along the way he did repair work on life-sized statues in churches and for Patrick Baker and Sons religious goods store.
Evolving from large to smaller scale works, he now holds a certification from the State of Connecticut Archeology Department for the restoring of antique gravestones. Bria also fabricates & repairs monuments in Fairfield and Westchester counties.
