Artist Information:
Michelle Morris
McBee, SC
United States
Member Since: Apr 2008
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Artist Statement:
The emotions and humor that
are put into my artwork
expands the limits of reality
with whimsical twist. The
imagination flourishes and
shows you an alternate world,
bringing the illusion of human
emotions and actions to clay
sculptures.
Being a
Second-Generation Traditional
Ceramic Artist, I learned the
differences in clay and the
history as well as the
processes of ceramics. This
information compels my artwork
to take alternate turns while
still maintaining the
traditional qualities that I
learned to love early in life.
My 2-D and 3-D
painting are more on the
abstract side of life. The
normality of the everyday is
altered and turned to create a
beautiful and often times odd
view of the world around us.
I am inspired by
many artists and their works
of art, some of which include:
Mr. Walt Disney(for his
amazing imagination),
Michelangelo, Dr. Seuss, Shel
Silverstein, Salvador Dali,
Edvard Munch, Patz Fowle and
last, but certainly not least,
for my wonderful husband, my
best friend and my personal
muse, Danny, for his
inspiration, imagination and
support in everything that I
do artistically or not.
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Artist Exhibitions:
My Mixed Media 3-D Painting
are currently on exhibit at
Black Creek Arts Council in
Hartsville, South Carolina.
CURRENT CLASSES
THAT I AM OFFERING
Right Now, I am teaching Clay
Sculpting classes
and 3-D Art Class at
Black Creek Arts Council in
Hartsville, South Carolina.
The classes start ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
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Commissions:
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Michelle Morris's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Michelle Morris's Portfolio. Browse Morris's body of work: The emotions and humor that are put into my artwork expands the limits of reality with whimsical twist. The imagination flourishes and shows you an alternate world, bringing the illusion of human emotions and actions to clay sculptures.
Being a Second-Generation Traditional Ceramic Artist, I learned the differences in clay and the history as well as the processes of ceramics. This information compels my artwork to take alternate turns while still maintaining the traditional qualities that I learned to love early in life.
My 2-D and 3-D painting are more on the abstract side of life. The ... |
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