Radoslav Sultov graduated with a Master’s in Sculpture from the National Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia and specialized at the University of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. Sultov has participated in various national and international group exhibitions and sculpture symposia worldwide.

Sultov creates his works based on the relationships between structure and space. His themes often include exploring the aesthetics of transformation, the perceivably temporal succession of change, and the interplay of mind and matter.

Radoslav Sultov has created sculptures as part of over 30 international sculpture symposia in public spaces in more than 20 countries. His work can be seen in numerous outdoor collections and public commissions in Canada, Taiwan, France, China, Turkey, Italy, Denmark, Japan, and more.

Headquarters BenQ Corporation, Taipei, Taiwan; Wuxi T-park, China; Aspat Outdoor Contemporary Sculpture Museum, Turkey; Kartal Municipality, Istanbul, Turkey; Brundage Point River Centre, Grand Bay-Westfield, New Brunswick, Canada; Opole City, Poland; Ankara University, Turkey; Tanbara culture center, Ehime-prefecture, Japan; Brusque, Santa Catarina, Brazil; Tapu Te Ranga Marae, Island Bay, Wellington, New Zealand; Bramming Kommune, Denmark; Municipality of Portimao, Portugal; Mezdra Municipality, Bulgaria; Luleburgaz Municipality, Turkey; O Grove, Spain; Open Air Museum, Aswan, Egypt; Parco Sculture di Vergnacco, Udine, Italy; Chemin de sculpture, Julienne, France; Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, Cyprus; Changchun International Agriculture Expo Park, China; Podyum Park, Nilüfer Municipality, Bursa, Turkey; “Tide Wonders” International Sculpture Park, Haining, China; Beytepe Campus, Hacettepe University, Ankara; Büyükçekmece Municipality, Istanbul, Turkey; Heraklion Municipality, Crete; Baarlo, Netherlands; 

The spiral cube sculpture by Radoslav Sultov is featured at the Headquarters of BenQ corporation in Taipei, Taiwan, and in the Square of the Philharmonic in Opole, Poland.