"I would like my art to transmit an ecological message for humans to live along with nature, so we may get closer to our origins."

Veronica Ossio Tarnawiecki was born on May 15, 1970. She studied Sanitary Engineering but she dropped out after three years, after taking sculpting class. "I became enthralled working with huamanga stone, which is a Peruvian alabaster," recalls Veronica.

"Actually, I first became fascinated with huamanga when I was a child, when I saw a glass window mounted on huamanga. I just loved the way the light went through the stone.

"I've been crafting utilitarian and decorative items since ...

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