Artist Information:
Eva Ximenex Pelton
Springdale, UT
United States
Member Since: Jul 2000
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Artist Statement:
My home is the San Francisco
Bay Area. In 1997 I moved to
majestic Zion Canyon.
The red earth and jagged
skyline are seen in some of my
current work.
Two of my early passions,
Anatomy and Physiology, can be
seen in the torsos and
figures.
The woman symbolizes creation,
maternal love, fertility, and
abundance.
This is my inspiration, as is
humor, for making most of my
work.
As far as other artists, my
biggest inspirations,
visually, have been the Great
Masters
and Salvador Dali, as well as
comic book artists.
Ceramics is the medium I've
chosen primarily because its
visual versatility allows me
to
explore many subjects.
Movement, a breath, can be
suspended. Clay is physically
satisfying
as well, imparting a certain
sensuality in its fluidity.
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Artist Exhibitions:
"The Regional"- juried, St,
George Art Museum, St. George,
UT
"Zion Canyon
Artists"-invitational, St.
George Art Museum, St. George,
UT
Worthington Gallery,
Springdale, UT
"Women in Design"- juried, San
Francisco State University,
San Francisco, CA
"Stillwell Student Show:
Advanced Graduate MFA and
Undergraduate Students"
juried, SFSU, CA **
"In Search...
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Artist Galleries:
Current -
BOHO Art Boutique, 220 E
Charleston, Las Vegas, NV
Studio7 Fine Arts Gallery, 77
West Angela Street,
Pleasanton, CA
Bedlam Design Center, Park
City, Ut
Past -
Sage Art Gallery and Studio,
Springdale, UT
Pilee Gallery, Houston Design
Center, Houston, TX
Harold James Gallery,
Boatworks Mall,Tahoe City, CA
Harold ...
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Eva Ximenex Pelton's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Eva Ximenex Pelton's Portfolio. Browse Pelton's body of work: My home is the San Francisco Bay Area. In 1997 I moved to majestic Zion Canyon.
The red earth and jagged skyline are seen in some of my current work.
Two of my early passions, Anatomy and Physiology, can be seen in the torsos and figures.
The woman symbolizes creation, maternal love, fertility, and abundance.
This is my inspiration, as is humor, for making most of my work.
As far as other artists, my biggest inspirations, visually, have been the Great Masters
and Salvador Dali, as well as comic book artists.
Ceramics is the medium I've chosen primarily because ... |
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