Artist Information:
Suzanne Guttman
Bellevue, WA
United States
Member Since: Sep 2003
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Artist Statement:
“What is essential, is
invisible to the eye”…
I design blown glass art
vessels, sinks, chandeliers
and lighted hanging glass art
pieces. My inspiration comes
from the beauty of simple,
classic forms, color
combinations and the
spontaneous fluidity within
nature.
Since 1980, I have
incorporated my education in
the design, marketing and
communication industries; ten
of those years I owned a
graphic design agency. Knowing
that my passion and life
experiences needed a more
free-flowing and creative
outlet, I turned to glass for
solace. Studying at Pratt Fine
Arts Center in Seattle since
1992 and have since continued
working independently, serving
on the Board of Director’s for
a two year term, taken
classes, and taught at the
school. In August of 2001, I
made the commitment to focus
my career solely on glass.
My search for creative vision
is shown in my quest to
integrate what the environment
has to offer. I am especially
moved and am influenced by the
incredible shapes plants
provide. Images of leaves,
flowers, roots, wind swept
branches, the curl of a
tendril from an offshoot of a
stem, are inspirations within
my designs. And, I am
fascinated by both the
simplicity and complexity...
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Suzanne Guttman's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Suzanne Guttman's Portfolio. Browse Guttman's body of work: “What is essential, is invisible to the eye”…
I design blown glass art vessels, sinks, chandeliers and lighted hanging glass art pieces. My inspiration comes from the beauty of simple, classic forms, color combinations and the spontaneous fluidity within nature.
Since 1980, I have incorporated my education in the design, marketing and communication industries; ten of those years I owned a graphic design agency. Knowing that my passion and life experiences needed a more free-flowing and creative outlet, I turned to glass for solace. Studying at Pratt Fine Arts Center in Seattle since 1992 and have since continued working... |
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