Laura Lee Stay is a Saratoga Springs, Utah–based figurative sculptor whose work transforms human experience into iconic, celebratory form. She earned an MFA from Brigham Young University and creates sculptures designed to enrich public and private spaces, including gardens, plazas, and water features. Themes of joy, healing, and commemoration run throughout her bronze works. Her notable commissions include an eight-foot bronze monument of Martha Hughes Cannon at the Utah State Capitol, the eighteen-foot Celebration of Healing in Monroe, Louisiana, and portrait busts of Presidents Gordon B. Hinckley and Howard W. Hunter in the Conference Center at Temple Square in Salt Lake City.
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