Bunk House Sculptures
Artist Biography
Jana is a fifth generation Colorado Native who grew up in Coal Creek Canyon and developed a deep connection for the art and beauty of the mountains while collecting stones and riding her horse Rocket.
While marketing granite products for Red Granite Stone, a quarry in Lyons, CO. Jana was introduced to Roger Seal. Roger was a very talented memorialist and sculptor for Fairmount Cemetery. It was Roger who introduced Jana to the world of marble and stone sculpting, by inviting her to attend the Marble/Marble Symposium and from there she has put her talent for art into practice for more than 25 years under the wing of many talented instructors and fellow artists.
With many ancestral connections to the world of art such as Hiram Powers, whose works are on display at Yale University Art gallery; as well as Preston Powers, whose art is on display outside of Colorado’s capitol, it’s no wonder Jana has a deep passion for the world of sculpting.
Jana has a love for creating realist and whimsical pieces with a focus on horses. Though with her passion and talent she can sculpt a wide variety of animals and figures.
About
Bunk House Sculptures is a Denver, Colorado–based fine art studio where world-class marble sculptures are brought to life. The name comes from the beloved bunk house — a creative haven where every piece begins its journey from raw stone to timeless art.
Blending technical mastery with imagination, Bunk House Sculptures captures both the elegance of fine art and the enchantment of whimsy. Each sculpture is a testament to craftsmanship, creativity, and the belief that art can bring a little magic into the world.
Pictured on the Left: Jana Pierson Artist and Owner of Bunkhouse sculptures. Pictured on the right: Christy Villalobos owner of Marble Gallery.