
Ellen has taken her past explorations in
clay and watercolors and married them in her abstracted floral garden
pieces. An uncommon garden it is, made of clay, abounding in color...needing
no water! She has synthesized the expression of joy and color she finds
in painting with the clay forms she has been creating through time. Her
pieces stand tall as a single "flower", as well as create a
flourishing garden. Ellen is also known as the "bowl lady"...spinning
bowls on the potter's wheel as she exposes her "contained" side.
Until recently I have focused my artistic explorations in three dimensions;
working in clay, metal, wood, jewelry, fabrics, etc. My current watercolor
work is about joy, color, new adventures, and most importantly.... remembering
to play. My subject matter is a common one, but how I "see" is not so
common. With a stroke of a brush I use vivid colors and paint my subjects
large and bold. I splash frisket on my paper before beginning which loosens
up my style and also reminds me to play. We just don't do that enough!
If you care to, check out my other work and adventures on line at www.believeinart.com.
Phone: (570) 253-0285