Lawrence Stoller – CrystalWorks

VESSELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Why do people meditate with crystals? I am preparing for a show of my work. The usual suspects appear: chaos, frustration, fear. They spill all over my day like glue. The lobes of my brain feel compressed. A to do list is spreading like wildfire: pieces to finish, people to call, displays to make, money to […]

Posted at 5pm on 11/16/18 | 4 comments | Filed Under: Metaphysics | Tagged: Crystals, energy, healing, meditation, Metaphysics, Quartz | read on

INDIGENOUS

Crystals are found in every region on earth, and our collective fascination with them is a bond shared by all cultures. I was invited to Caracas for a meeting with a group who proved eager to learn whatever knowledge I could impart to them about the myriad of fascinating conversations about crystals; from mineralogy, art, […]

Posted at 6pm on 7/13/18 | 7 comments | Filed Under: Personal Explorations | Tagged: Art, Crystals, exploration, Quartz, sculpture, travel | read on

About

LAWRENCE STOLLER is an internationally recognized, award-winning artist who has pioneered the art of sculpting spectacular Megagems, including several of the largest gemstone sculptures in existence. His work has been featured in numerous shows and galleries in the United States, from Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles to Fifth Avenue in New York, the Furstman Institute of Mineralogy (Moscow, Russia), the Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art (Elhurst, Illinois), the Carnegie Museum of Natural History (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania), and the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History.

Stoller completed a commission for American Express, creating the centerpiece of the 9/11 Eleven Tears Memorial, located across the street from Ground Zero. His collaborative work Bahia stands as the cornerstone of the Gemological Institute of America in Carlsbad, California.

An avid horseman and endurance athlete, Lawrence Stoller and his wife Sunni live, work, and teach in the shadows of the spectacular Three Sisters Mountains in Bend, Oregon.