Radiating quiet elegance and introspective poise, Camille is a finely sculpted bust of a woman created by Alice Heath for Austin Productions in 1990. Her gaze drifts softly to the right, as though lost in memory or observing something beyond the frame — a posture that lends her an aura of serene contemplation. Thick, undulating waves of hair cascade around her face, their rhythmic flow accentuating the subtle curvature of her cheek and jaw. The plaster stone surface has been painted to evoke the warm depth of dark bronze. She rests atop a wooden plinth clad in faux marble — a mottled sweep of grey, black, and white.