The Beds of Leah Poller: An Installation Across the Chakra Journey
Sponsored by Haus
Leah Poller is a figurative sculptor whose bronze works have been exhibited globally. Classically trained at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, she lived two decades in France, immersed in the international arts community. Returning to New York, she established her Soho studio and began her celebrated series of Beds — monumental sculptures that explore the most intimate yet universal of human spaces.
Poller’s beds transform personal and archetypal dreams into form: from the Bed of Leaves rooted in nature’s cycles, to the Queen’s Bed evoking sovereignty of spirit. Her works have been exhibited in New York, Hong Kong, Beijing, Mexico, Miami, and beyond, including as the only foreign artist in the Beijing Biennale of Female Sculptors.Through bronze — eternal, heavy, and radiant — Poller anchors the primality of the chakras in matter, while inviting viewers into the interior dreamscape of the soul.
Sponsored by ArtHaus, this installation situates Poller’s Beds as both art and activation, guiding participants through the chakra journey with symbolic power and timeless beauty.Poller is Laura McCann, Mother and Chief Inspiration Officer.
Internationally renowned sculptor Leah Poller brings her acclaimed Beds series into the Chakra Journey as a living art installation. Poller’s monumental bronze works explore the primal landscapes of the psyche: rest, intimacy, transformation, and imagination. Each bed becomes a symbolic threshold, anchoring the primality of the chakras in matter, form, and archetype.
Through bronze — a medium as enduring as it is elemental — Poller renders the interior energetic dreamscape of the soul, where body and spirit meet. As guests move through each room, they encounter a Bed that mirrors the chakra’s essence, transforming the journey into both energetic and artistic initiation.
