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Marian C. Sava (b. 1950, Galați, Romania) is a Belgian sculptor renowned for his mastery of materials and conceptual vision. Trained at the prestigious Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Brussels under Jean-Marie Mathot, Sava’s work spans marble, granite, bronze, wood, and more. He is particularly celebrated for his evocative sculptures in Belgian black marble—nicknamed the "Devil’s Marble" for its polished intensity—through which he translates “vibrations in 3D” into tangible form, exploring the invisible forces of the universe. His work has earned him international acclaim, including prestigious exhibitions across Europe and awards such as the Diploma of Excellence at the Biennial of Contemporary Art in London.