About the Artist
Paige Stewart (b. 1985, Des Moines, IA) is a contemporary sculptor whose refined ceramic works explore the quiet thresholds between matter and meaning. Her forms—often abstract, figural, or totemic—invite contemplation, evoking themes of presence, healing, and the eternal conversation between body and spirit.
Rooted in a background of Biopsychology, Clinical Psychology, and Spiritual Psychology, Stewart’s practice is as much an excavation of the inner world as it is a mastery of material form. Her sculptural language draws from the elemental—earth, fire, air—and is deeply influenced by the lineage of modern masters including Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore and Brancusi, while remaining distinctly her own.
Across her series, Stewart investigates universal archetypes: the portal as a passage to transformation, the totem as a vessel of legacy, the reclined body as a site of stillness and renewal. Each piece is created with intention and emotional precision—often at scale—and carries a sense of quiet power. Her work speaks to those who seek not only visual harmony, but energetic resonance.
Working from her studio in the Colorado mountains, Stewart also stewards a contemplative gathering space dedicated to creative and personal restoration. Her sculptures are held in private collections across the country and are sought after by interior designers, architects, and collectors drawn to timeless, soulful work that transcends trend.
Stewart’s work invites stillness, honors the unseen, and embodies the enduring truth that beauty and meaning are inseparable.
may what moves one, moves us all as one
