J Christopher White is a truly unique combination of sculptor and poet. A Loveland based artist, White uses poetry to amplify his wood carvings and bronze sculptures. The messages of his poetry are drawn from his faith, and provide a narrative for each of his works of art.

His signature style of utilizing movement and fluidity to blend bronze realism and the organic, abstract nature of wood into one-of-a-kind "bronzewood" sculptures, has continually won him top honors at national and international competitions. White was awarded first place in interpretive sculpture at the 2009 Ward World Championship Wildfowl Competition.

White's studies in wildlife biology at Texas Tech university and human anatomy at the National Institute of Fine Arts in Mexico, are evidence in his impeccably accurate representations of animals and bodies in motion. Exquisite craftsmanship, unique design, and moving messages communicated through original poetry have made White's masterpieces staples in museums and private collections internationally.