Artist Information:
Sheri Barnes
Claremore, OK
United States
Member Since: Feb 2002
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Artist Statement:
Sheri's art reflects not only
who she is as a person, but
also how she views the world
around her. Her work carries
the distinctive flavor of her
unique thinking plus the
warmth of her caring, creative
personality. "The world is
already full of too much pain
and suffering. I am trying to
reintroduce people to their
inner imagination, that part
of their souls that is filled
with dreams, fairy tales,
hopes and beauty." She went
on to explain that Emerson
expressed in one short quote
what she was trying to bring
to the public, "... the
illusion of a loftier
reality."
Although Sheri has no formal
training in art, she has been
surrounded by it all her life.
Both her parents are creative
in one way or another. Her
father, Carlis Lowe, is an
artist and her mother, Eileen
Lowe, does needlework and has
her own recipe site. Much of
what her parents enjoy has
rubbed off in a rather unique
way that has given Sheri the
understanding and appreciation
of the fine arts and the
starting point to develop her
own special talent.
"While my parents gave me a
strong background in the fine
arts, I never considered ...
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Sheri Barnes's Free Artist Portfolio
| Welcome to Sheri Barnes's Portfolio. Browse Barnes's body of work: Sheri's art reflects not only who she is as a person, but also how she views the world around her. Her work carries the distinctive flavor of her unique thinking plus the warmth of her caring, creative personality. "The world is already full of too much pain and suffering. I am trying to reintroduce people to their inner imagination, that part of their souls that is filled with dreams, fairy tales, hopes and beauty." She went on to explain that Emerson expressed in one short quote what she was trying to bring to the public, "... the illusion of a ... |
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