Artist Information:
Laurel Archambault
Torrington, CT
United States
Member Since: Aug 2000
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Artist Statement:
The inspiration of my
sculptural work is based on
the theme of the eagle as a
representation of strength,
and its transition from
non-flight to flight as the
battle within ones self to
define who they are. I have
always been enamored with the
concept of flight and the vast
power of nature.
The eagle epitomizes precisely
that, a natural form with the
ability to fly. I am in awe of
the simplistic beauty of the
eagle and I try to capture its
most essential form. I try to
bring forth its importance
through the changing states of
non-flight to flight. This
parallels any human's life and
the transitions therein.
I attempt to show the viewer
the various stages of
non-flight to flight and
occasionally the struggle that
the eagle must endure to
achieve this transition. I
feel that the simplified form
is the best way for me to
suggest meaning to the viewer,
but they are essentially free
to decide what the sculpture
means on a more personal
level.
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Artist Exhibitions:
"Faculty Show" Simsbury High
School Atrium Simsbury, CT
November 2002
"Exposures" Juried Photography
Show West Hartford Art
League W. Hartford, CT
February, 2001
"VISIONS Professional Art
Education Magazine" COVER
ARTIST for CAEA-Connecticut
Art Education Association
Spring 2000
"Prints and Stone" Manchester
Tech. College, Manchester, CT
June 1999
"Prints and...
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Artist Galleries:
"Where ART Thou?" Gallery
2507 11th Street
Columbus, Nebraska 68601
www.AtomGallery.com Search
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Laurel Archambault's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Laurel Archambault's Portfolio. Browse Archambault's body of work: The inspiration of my sculptural work is based on the theme of the eagle as a representation of strength, and its transition from non-flight to flight as the battle within ones self to define who they are. I have always been enamored with the concept of flight and the vast power of nature.
The eagle epitomizes precisely that, a natural form with the ability to fly. I am in awe of the simplistic beauty of the eagle and I try to capture its most essential form. I try to bring forth its importance through the changing states of non-... |
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