Elaine Antonio Bordeaux
Filipina American sculptor · Dallas–Fort Worth
Bronze works of courage, heritage, and faith
My art is a reflection of my past, my culture, my dreams and aspirations for my people.
Elaine Antonio Bordeaux
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Bronze
Limited editions of five. Each piece ships with a certificate of authenticity signed by the sculptor.
Courage
A traveling body of bronze work honoring people who struggled, fought, and suffered to give hope.
Monuments
Public work including Dr. José Rizal in Colorado Springs and the Magdalena Leones bust.
Featured works
Magdalena E. Leones
Filipina World War II veteran and U.S. Army Silver Star recipient — the Lioness of Asia, sculpted so her courage stays visible.
Faith and courage in bronze
From Mother Teresa and Nina Simone to works of faith, each sculpture begins with a life Elaine has sat with — then casts that story so it can endure.
Now in Texas
Elaine now lives and works in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. In April 2026, Sculpting Courage opened at the Museum of Asian Texans in Dallas. Her sculptures have also been shown at Dallas Love Field, and she has served as artist in residence at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center in Cedar Hill.
The Courage exhibition has traveled through Colorado, Barcelona, Madrid, San Francisco, Wyoming, Arizona, Houston, and Castle Litoměřice in the Czech Republic. A six-foot bronze of Dr. José Rizal, created with Fritz Silorio, stands at George Fellows Park in Colorado Springs. Further monuments are planned for Daly City and Dallas–Fort Worth.
Commission or collect
For purchases, commissions, exhibitions, or speaking, email eabordeauxart@gmail.com. For Elaine’s wider work in law, leadership, and writing, visit elainebordeaux.com.