Tiffany Wilkerson

Raised along the Wyoming–Montana border, I grew up in a landscape shaped by wind, stone, and the quiet endurance of the wild. The prairie was my first teacher: vast, unguarded, and alive with stories carried in the bones, the earth, and the silhouettes of forgotten creatures. It is here, in this meeting place of wilderness and stillness, that my artistic vision was formed.

Divine Anima was born from a devotion to the Wilds—those raw, untamed forces that have carried human evolution on their shoulders since the beginning. Nature in her purest state: savage, exquisite, indifferent, and essential. The animals, the forests, the grasslands, the ancient rock formations… each holds a resonance that humbles and transforms. Through my work, I honor their memory and immortalize their presence.

Every sculpture begins as a remnant of the natural world—bone, stone, or found material that once held life or bore witness to it. Carving becomes a ritual, a conversation between what remains and what wishes to emerge. I create with the belief that an integrated anima—the inner soul—can serve as a bridge to the Divine, offering deeper insight and moments of mystic clarity. Each piece is both an artifact and an invocation.

My art is how I give grati...

School of hard knocks. Hand carving, engraving, painting, poetry and all things creative; these processes have saved my soul. The inner clarity and growth that emerges from creative expression is invaluable.