Some of Pablo Eduardo’s most prominent works are installed in colleges, the Rhode Island State House, and the Republic of Bolivia. In Boston College, Eduardo installed a 15 ft. bronze statue of St. Ignacius of Loyola in 2004. He also made two portrait busts in 2002 for the State of Rhode Island, and a life size bronze and stone angel from Paradise Lost in 2002. In the Republic of Bolivia, Eduardo has made statues for the National Congress, House of Representatives, and Ministry of Foreign Service, which include bronze, stone and silver statues.

Eduardo’s main sources of education came from Maryland Institute College of Art, in Baltimore, MD, Studio Arts Center International, in Florence Italy, Tufts University, where he received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1994. He has also attended the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, in Boston, MA, Tomcyn Atelier, in Evergreen, CO, Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, and the Rhode Island School of Design.

Eduardo has a strong spiritual connection to Cesar Chavez and an incredibly diverse educational background that lends to his style and technique. Eduardo recalls that, as a young man, Cesar Chavez was a prominent hero in his house. Eduardo produces his artwork in a way that portrays people from within, and for him, sculpture conveys a force and poetry that echoes a sense of permanence.