Stone Sculptor Joseph Fee divides his time between Taos and New York City. By using both Taos and New York as sources of sculptural inspiration, artist Joseph Fee has managed to create art pieces that bridge two very different worlds and mentalities.

As a Sculptor, Joseph Fee has managed to accomplish this bridge both in the subject of his art work as well as the medium.  Many of Joseph Fee's stone sculptures were carved from stone found in excavation sites in New York while other pieces come from parts of Mexico and New Mexico.

What other stone artist has created work from Roosevelt Island Bedrock?  Penn Station? The World Trade Center?  Conde Nas?  42nd street?  Few...or possibly none.  Joseph Fee sees his work as a process of communication between the stone and the sculptor. Thus he has coined his work and his process as 'StoneSpeaking'.

Please peruse these examples of stone sculpture and stone fountains and enjoy an eclectic group of stone artwork by a gifted artist.