Jamie Calderwood is a graduate of Syracuse University where he received his degree in landscape architecture and studied sculpture with Rodger Mack. It was this interaction at Syracuse that led him to pursue sculpture as a serious endeavor. Rodger allowed him to explore welded steel sculpture, portrait sculpture, and the foundry process of casting molten metal. Since then Jamie has had two careers, one in sculpture and one in landscape architecture. His practice includes the design of visually poetic spaces, and sculptures that operate in the area between fine art and architecture. Drawing from surrealistic and minimalist art along with earth art from the 1970’s his work often references natural and architectural symbolism and frequently incorporates or reconfigures found domestic objects