The Artist
Carlos Page | Sculptor & Designer
Sculptor | Designer | Maker
Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carlos Page has spent his life shaping raw materials into works of refined presence. His practice — rooted in sculpture, design, and architecture — explores the balance between strength and grace, permanence and transformation.
After apprenticing in a metalworks studio in San Francisco and studying contemporary sculpture and design at Hunter College in New York City, Carlos began exhibiting his work at fine art shows and design exhibitions across the country. His early travels across continents continue to inform the rhythm and movement of his work.
Working primarily in steel, concrete, and reclaimed wood, Carlos creates pieces that hold the memory of time and touch. Each sculpture emerges through an intuitive, hands-on process guided more by instinct than by plan — and one that flows with and enjoys the physical load and movement required by the body.
For Carlos, steel’s dual nature — solid yet malleable — mirrors the essence of human experience. His use of salvaged and weathered materials infuses the work with history and energy, revealing the beauty in what has already lived and endured.
In 2014, Carlos relocated from Hoboken, New Jersey, to Cave Creek, Arizona, where he built his open-air metal studio — a working space immersed in desert light and surrounded by native flora. A decade later, he expanded his vision with the creation of Carlos Page Studio & Gallery — an adjacent exhibition space designed to bring together artists, collectors, and the public in conversation.
Today, his sculptures and functional designs stand as testaments to balance: between raw nature and refined form, industry and artistry, strength and stillness.
