Artist Information:
L. Lee
Connecticut, CT
United States
Member Since: Jul 2005
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Artist Statement:
Laurie Lee
American Artist & Author
Through her artistic
interpretations, L. Lee
employs versatility to
visually convey the rhythms of
our existence. The signature
of her work is utilizing
various styles and mediums, an
approach dictated by her
eclectic nature in order to
breathe life into her work.
Not one to conform, she feels
routine and restriction lead
to complacency which
ultimately stifles the spirit;
an important
element of her work. Whether
her translations are
conventional, avant-garde or
shaded with feminism, they’re
always spontaneous with a
spiritual edge that elicits a
universal connection.
Her formal training includes
Paier School of Art,
Northwestern, Hartford College
for Women and private study.
Her portfolio includes
collector and commissioned
works by both private and
public sectors. Throughout her
career she has participated in
many exhibits, one of which
was privately held for former
United States Vice President
and Mrs. Al Gore, while he
held office. Her achievements
include implementing and
teaching a college art
program, charitable auctions,
owning and operating a retail
art studio and publishing a
book and screenplay.
Inquiries for commissioned
works including portraits
(from photos) and Trompe
L’oeil are welcome.
Security – Assurance
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L. Lee's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to L. Lee's Portfolio. Browse Lee's body of work: Laurie Lee
American Artist & Author
Through her artistic interpretations, L. Lee employs versatility to visually convey the rhythms of our existence. The signature of her work is utilizing various styles and mediums, an approach dictated by her eclectic nature in order to breathe life into her work. Not one to conform, she feels routine and restriction lead to complacency which ultimately stifles the spirit; an important
element of her work. Whether her translations are conventional, avant-garde or shaded with feminism, they’re always spontaneous with a spiritual edge that elicits a universal connection.
Her formal training includes Paier School ... |
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