Andrew Rogers

"Without memory we are nothing."

The memorial work 'Memory' can be found at the MCK Lyndhurst Cemetery, Victoria, Australia.

Presenting 'Rhythms of Life', located in , . It was created with the assistance of hundreds of local Nepalese. This structure faces a vista of pristine snowcapped mountains.

"Of Freedom and Will", currently resides at

240h x 95w x 240d cm (95 x 37 x 95")

Photo Credit: Fiona Hamilton

'Rhythms of Life' — , .

Against the backdrop of this culturally rich region, the process involved the participation of many women adorned in vibrant, traditional saris.

'Shield', located in , was created with the assistance of 1,270 Maasai – the largest such gathering of Maasai in recent history.

Presenting Andrew Rogers' 'Search'.

"Internalised gods, demons…imagined…worshipped…feared through history…spiralling chronology; do we wear a mask? 41 elements."

Presenting 'Propagating', a 78mm brooch crafted from silver.

Andrew Rogers has crafted a 'Rhythms of Life' pendant from 18-carat gold (750) and natural ruby, adding an impressive piece to his well-established collection.

Presenting 'Sacred', located in Poprad, Slovakia. ‘Sacred’ was crafted from white travertine marble and located near the ancient Spissky Castle in Slovakia.

Molten Concept 19, crafted from stainless steel, is one of many pieces in Andrew Rogers' Molten Concept series.

Visit his website to view the entire collection.

The 'Flora Exemplar' sculpture has been showcased in prominent public and private locations around the globe. Here, we highlight its presence at the New South Wales Art Gallery.

‘Listen’ is a 52ft high arch and carved amphitheatre created at the ‘Time and Space’ land art park in , . It was crafted using natural rock.

‘Gaia’ derives from the ‘Rhythms of Life’ land art project – the largest contemporary land art undertaking in the world, comprising 51 large scale stone structures/geoglyphs which has involved over 7,000 people in 15 countries across seven continents.

Andrew Rogers is pictured alongside 'Rise 1' for size comparison.

"Weightless 4.4" is a striking bronze sculpture, standing at a height of 45cm, with a width of 78cm and a depth of 49cm.

'On The Earth' consists of 7 sculptures crafted from bronze, abating in size from 76cm.

Photo Credit: Gavin Hansford

Did you know it took experts 11 hours to erect 'The Air We Breathe' using specialised lifting equipment? It was quite an incredible event.

You can view 'The Air We Breathe' at Tower 5, Collins Square, Melbourne, Australia.

The 'Lodz Ghetto Memorial' in Springvale, Victoria, Australia features 6 corten steel columns symbolizing the 6,000,000 Jews murdered during the Shoah. A bronze map of the City of Lodz, with the ghetto outlined in stainless steel, complements the structure. A bar spans the columns, reminiscent of the bridge crossing Zgierska Street that connected different parts of the ghetto where 204,000 people were crammed into a small area.

Introducing 'I Believe II', an intriguing and distinctive bronze sculpture.

Did you know 'Time and Space' in , , is the largest contemporary land art park in the world?

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'I Am', is designed to reflect life in an urban environment. Standing 7.5 meters tall, it is located at

Introducing 'Cognition 5', a meticulously crafted bronze sculpture showcasing intricate details.

'Ascend' features a staircase with steps that increase in size exponentially, following the Fibonacci number series.

To create this piece, workers formed a human chain, passing rocks up an extremely steep rock slope to reach the site.

Constructed from granite, 'Ascend' measures 6.5 meters in length and 6.5 meters in height.

Explore the profound "We Are" bronze sculptures at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne.

Photo Credit: Gavin Hansford

Presenting 'Weightless 4.9', an intricate piece crafted from bronze. It currently resides in Melbourne, Victoria.

Andrew pictured with 'From Optimism to Hope' which resides in Sydney, Australia. Crafted from bronze and stainless steel, it is a timeless ode to the beauty of the natural world.

'Molten Concept 7' in regal purple stands out as a highlight in the 'Molten Concepts' collection.

The creation of the 'Rhythms of Life' geoglyph in Antarctica entailed scouting for a suitable site, followed by the meticulous sprinkling of moraine gravel over a stencil sheet to complete the final link in Andrew Rogers' global land art project.