Through monumental form, the artist gives scale to the spirit — shaping stone and bronze into symbols of collective memory and devotion.

In Memory of Our Mothers, 2021

Bronze, stone

360 × 180 × 85 cm

Pašman, Croatia; Petrici, Posušje,

Herzegovina 

Son of Man (large version), 2023

Bronze

370 × 120 cm

Pašman, Croatia

Private collection: Municipality of Pašman

Rising from earth toward heaven, the monumental sculptures speak of strength, humility, and the timeless search for transcendence.

Marian Cross, 2002

Bronze

780 cm

Medjugorje, Herzegovina

Clear Mornings, 2006

Bronze

250 × 250 cm

BTC City Mall Square

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Saint Anthony Virovitica, 2017

Bronze

220 cm

Virovitica, Croatia

Private collection: Franciscan Monastery

Saint Roch

God’s Mother, 1996

Bronze

170 × 130 cm

The Mother’s Village

Medjugorje, Herzegovina

Saint Anthony Holds the Child Jesus,

2024

Bronze

ca. 120 cm

Pašman, Imotski, Croatia

Private collection: Municipality of Pašman

Saint Benedict, 2019

Bronze

190 cm

Tkon, Croatia

Private collection: Municipality of Tkon

The Wave’s Embrace, 2001

Bronze

135 cm

Pašman, Croatia; BTC City Mall Square

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Bronze Doors of Hvar, 2003

Bronze

260 × 180 cm

Cathedral of Saint Stephan

Hvar, Croatia

Grape Harvester, (large version), 2021

Bronze

235 × 70 × 66 cm

California, United States of America

Private collection

Saint Florian, 2007

Bronze

210 cm

Biograd na Moru, Hvar, Croatia

Saint Anthony a Friend to the Little Ones, 2014

Bronze

200 cm

Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Grace

Hvar, Croatia

The creation of Fra Jaki’s monumental sculptures is a process of deep contemplation and physical devotion — each form emerging slowly through prayer, patience, and the dialogue between the artist’s inner vision and the raw resistance of stone and metal.

Saint Francis in Adoration, 2007

Bronze

140 cm

Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Grace

Hvar, Croatia

Bronze Doors of Milna, 2015

Bronze

250 × 160 cm

Church of Saint Theodore

Milna, Hvar, Croatia

Friar Lovro Šitović, 2010

Bronze

210 cm

Ljubuški, Herzegovina

The Arrival of Saint Francis, 2012

Bronze

140 × 90 cm

Franciscan Monastery of Our Lady of Grace

Hvar, Croatia

Saint Elijah, 2003

Bronze

220 cm

Church of Saint Elias

Veljaci, Herzegovina; Bosanski Brod, Bosna and Herzegovina

Dr. Franjo Tuđman, 2013

Bronze and stone

190 cm

Pakoštane, Croatia

Mother, Protector of Faith and Nation,

2004

Bronze

145 cm

Biograd na Moru, Croatia

Bronze Doors of Supetar, 2002

Bronze

260 × 180 cm

Church of Saint Peter

Supetar, Brač, Croatia

Pieta Lamentum, 2011

Bronze

156 × 70 × 70 cm

Hvar, Croatia; Medjugorje, Herzegovina

Private collection

Way of the Cross Hvar, 2011

Bronze

60 × 50 cm

Hvar, Croatia

Bronze Doors, Harvester of Grapes and a Fisherman, 2011

Bronze

220 × 160 cm

Ivan Dolac, Hvar, Croatia

Private collection

Poor Fisherman, 2016

Bronze

197 cm

Port Varoš, Hotel Park

Pašman, Split, Croatia

Fra Joakim Jaki Gregov’s monumental sculptures rise like prayers cast in stone and bronze — sacred gestures reaching toward eternity, where faith and form merge to sanctify the public spaces they grace.