Andrew Rogers is a distinguished and internationally recognised artist. Rogers’ body of work is diverse and substantial in its forms and achievements. He receives international commissions for large-scale works.

Andrew has created “Rhythms of Life”, the largest contemporary land art undertaking in the world. A connected series of 51 monumental stone sculptures (geoglyphs) around the globe visible from space, derived from what is historically important and contemporary ideas. The project has involved over 7,500 people in 16 countries across 7 continents over 16 years.

His work is on display at the National Gallery of Australia and major sculpture parks and galleries in many countries. Rogers has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Deakin University, Victoria, Australia for his distinguished contribution to contemporary art and culture.