Florida-based artist Celeste Roberge is fascinated with the relation of art, time and the human form and seeks to marry them together. The artist says she creates sculptures where “the presence of matter and materiality is dominant, and where combinations of fleeting human existence stand in direct harmony with the steady and enduring powers of nature.”
Rising Cairns (above) is a sculpture where Roberge welded a steel grid into a rough likeliness of her own body, but much larger than real life, measuring 58″ x 54″ x 43″.
