Welcome! Come take a trip with us around the world of Cal the Stoner, Intricarved stone sculpture;

Australia's only confirmed art style creator since 1770, artist Cal the Stoner, creator of Intricarved stone sculpture, works full time from his open-air sculpture studio in the opal mining town of Andamooka, South Australia. 

Named 'The most Aussie art gallery ever!"

Cal's body of Intricarved sandstone sculptural artworks includes fifteen completed works; The Stone River series, 888, The Cube, the Hedron series, the Planets of Galaxy Z and the epic Andamooka Tiger.  

Continuing his work with celestial bodies, (see the Planets of Galaxy Z), work is underway on Cal's 16th Intricarved piece, The Goddess. 

Studio visiting hours are 2pm to 3pm daily. Entry fee is a cold beer.

Intricarved is a sculptural technique that contains a picture/image or patterns in two or more colours created by Australian sculptor Cal the Stoner (Prohasky) in 2011. The lines, textural features and colour changes in an Intricarved sculpture are those found naturally within the stone. 

Differently coloured stones cannot abut one another, only the same colour can. The lines and colour variations needed for each separate stone in the sculpture are found in larger pieces of stone, Cal then uses his hammer and chisel to get the piece out and then shape it's features to form the next interlocking piece. The process repeated until the sculpture is completed. 

In The Andamooka Tiger’s case over 2000 times.