S. Camille Comer is a mixed media sculptor who makes Fluxus style works about the relationships people share based on the artifacts left in the wake of these connections. She utilizes ubiquitous tools, familial artifacts, found objects, and fabrication to create scenes depicting emotions within interdependence.
Camille received her BFA from Middle Tennessee State University in 2022 and her MFA at Washington State University in 2026. Camille has shown work at both universities and throughout the country. Camille has a public works sculpture that was commissioned by the Cannon County Art’s Center in Woodbury, Tennessee and has had multiple sculptures published in Collage: A Journal of Creative Expression and Blood Orange Review: Literature and Art Magazine. She worked as a Metal Shop technician from 2021 – 2023 for Middle Tennessee State University then as an Instructor within the Foundations Area, teaching beginning drawing and sculpture from 2023 – 2026 at Washington state University. Camille currently lives and works in Murfreesboro, Tennessee teaching Handbuilding Ceramics at Middle Tennessee State University and, beginning in 2023, as the Visual Arts Production Coordinator for Tennessee’s Governor’s School for the Arts.