Who is
Lloyd Goradesky?
Sculptor. Public Artist. Creator of Meaningful Experiences.
Lloyd Goradesky is an international public artist and sculptor whose work centers on large-scale, interactive installations that explore love, kindness, and human connection.
Working primarily in sculpture, Goradesky creates bold, physical forms that inhabit public space—designed not only to be seen, but to be experienced. His pieces are immersive, symbolic, and often kinetic, inviting viewers to engage both visually and emotionally. While his background spans photography, design, and technology, his current focus is on sculptural works that transform environments and bring people together.
Goradesky’s art is the perfect example of Art & Design merging with Engineering and Science.. Goradesky’s piece, The LOVE Tower, is his interpretation of the Eiffel Tower. The art assembles like a puzzle with 32 pieces, weighs 800 pounds, and is perfectly balanced.
Let LOVE Guide Your Way
At the heart of Goradesky’s practice is Let LOVE Guide Your Way—a growing public art project built around a monumental kinetic weathervane sculpture. Defined by its striking red heart and directional arrow, the sculpture is in constant motion, reflecting the changing nature of life while consistently pointing toward love.
Installed in public spaces across South Florida, the work functions as both landmark and message—encouraging individuals and communities to navigate life with compassion, empathy, and intention.
He was the first photographer on the scene in Key Largo as the Marine Mammal Conservatory (MMC) volunteers struggled to save 88 beached dolphins.
He received worldwide recognition for his wildlife pictures, which caught the eye of officials at Vanishing Species, an organization dedicated to the management and survival of animals in danger of becoming extinct. He was hired as the organization’s official photographer and is allowed to get ‘up close & personal’ with predatory, wild animals.
A September 2005 photo shoot for the Latin Playboy centerfold proved a lot less dangerous and a lot more glamorous. The semi-nude centerfold photo of model Julia Ferretti, shot at his east Hollywood home, appeared in the February 2006 issue.
Past assignments include photo shoots for the City of Miami, the City of Hollywood and the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, AAA, RE/MAX, Cartier, wine vineyards, aquariums & zoos.