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In a world that moves fast, my work invites slowness, presence, and reverence.
I create sculptural ceramics that open space for reflection—anchored in the belief that art can transform the way we see, feel, and connect. Rooted in the rhythms of the natural world and a meditative creative process, each piece begins in stillness: watching the way wind brushes across tall grass, or how light dances on the surface of water. From that quiet place, form emerges.
My sculptures often explore themes of embodiment, transformation, and non-duality. They are vessels of meaning—thresholds, totems, and portals—that speak to something beyond the material. Whether installed in a private residence or collected as part of a larger vision, they are created to bring depth, grounding, and soul to the spaces they inhabit.
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STEWART STUDIO SERIES
Non-Dual Sculptures
Non-dual sculptures are a balancing of dualities. Seeking to bring harmony with the various oppositional elements of life. A focus is upon Yin/Yang and Masculine/Feminine.
Reservoir
Paige’s current series called Reservoir is now available at Lawson-Fenning in Los Angeles. This series looks at how we manage and preserve water in the West.
Her movements between LA and Colorado tracing the watershed from one to the other, watching the levels change over time entranced her and led to a deeper dive into what language we use, “When we talk about water we are talking about the feminine.”
Bodies at REst
Bodies at Rest is a study of the human from in languid positions and states of being. Based off Issac Newton’s law of the thermodynamics. “A body at rest stays rest unless acted upon by an external force.”
Stewart is fascinated by what these forces look like when this is applied to the human psyche and mental health.
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legacy totem sculpture
Time and the willingness to take a risk makes all things possible. LEGACY is an ongoing and often intimate conversation about where we come from, our nuclear families, our spiritual indoctrination and personal path beyond that, our communities, our integral part in our environment how it’s shaping us and our shaping of it, all these constituent parts come together to create what we are here to do, and what we will therefore leave for those who come after. And this has been unfolding through generations of humanity, in our personal family trees or our ancestral healing, and in our universe and down to the macro of our neighborhoods. LEGACY seeks to communicate what an individual’s legacy in a single life will be and also our more collective legacy as human beings, and better yet what do we want it to be?
