Artist Information:
Sheri Mora
metairie, LA
United States
Member Since: Feb 2003
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Artist Statement:
I was born in Chicago in 1965.
By the impressionable age of
2, I was uprooted to New
Orleans during the wild and
eclectic Mardi Gras season.
The majority of my years were
spent living, learning and
growing in the heart of the
French Quarter. I have been
creating clothing, jewelry,
interior and graphic design
for as long as I can remember,
refusing to accept the state
of things as they were. In the
80’s, I created a
club-clothing line named
“Victim of Society”. My funky
(and sometimes furry) gear was
often the focus of
entertainment at several local
night clubs and a favorite
among local hosts,
personalities and performers.
My backpacks made of velvet
paintings of bullfights and
The Last Supper and fluffy
shorts and hooded pullovers
were being sported by the
hippest party-goers in town.
The recent years have been
joyfully spent with the man of
my dreams and creating my 2
Masterpieces, my sons—Antonio
& Augusto. My boys share the
same birthday, just 2 years
apart, but despite their
sign-sharing, their
personalities couldn’t be more
diverse. The immense pleasure
of watching them interact and
grow has inspired me to begin
creating again. ...
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Sheri Mora's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Sheri Mora's Portfolio. Browse Mora's body of work: I was born in Chicago in 1965. By the impressionable age of 2, I was uprooted to New Orleans during the wild and eclectic Mardi Gras season. The majority of my years were spent living, learning and growing in the heart of the French Quarter. I have been creating clothing, jewelry, interior and graphic design for as long as I can remember, refusing to accept the state of things as they were. In the 80’s, I created a club-clothing line named “Victim of Society”. My funky (and sometimes furry) gear was often the focus of entertainment at several ... |
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