Laura Teste, (b. 1968, Ohio) is a contemporary bronze sculptor whose lithesome figures and billowing bronze drapery pay tribute to intimate epiphanies. In her artistic process, Teste challenges
herself to achieve a language of movement and poise in a decidedly robust medium. Her degrees in engineering and design from Stanford University in California created the base for her artistic pivot
in 2014 to the traditional method of lost wax bronze casting. Her work was selected for solo expositions by the Arthur Secunda Museum (2019) and by the University of Michigan Hospital (2024). Highlights from group exhibitions include six sculptures displayed at the Salon Peintres et Sculpteurs of St. Tropez, France in 2019, a life-size edition of “Elyse et le Chat” showcased by the Gerald Ford Museum of Michigan 2021, and a winning sculpture broadcasted by Art as Healing Foundation on airport billboards in 2021.

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