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Lenore Lampi
"All art is about a certain kind of love."
The possibilities of form and movement lend a fluidity to Lenore Lampi's sculptural ceramic artwork. Her work is appealing not only because the designs are eloquent, but also because the subject matter reflects poignant memories as well as notions of strength, endurance, and subtlety.
Lampi's signature work is a study in perception and a reflection of the undulating movement of tree bark. Her Big Bling series explores adornments such as ribbons, bows, and streamers, monumentalizing these humble objects while evoking feelings of nostalgia. Both series use clay as a starting point to explore lush folds, twisting shapes, and the forces of physics in natural forms and textiles.
Lenore Lampi earned a BA in fine art and an MA in art education from the University of Minnesota. She participated in the International Wood Fire Conference in China in 2007.
The possibilities of form and movement lend a fluidity to Lenore Lampi's sculptural ceramic artwork. Her work is appealing not only because the designs are eloquent, but also because the subject matter reflects poignant memories as well as notions of strength, endurance, and subtlety.
Lampi's signature work is a study in perception and a reflection of the undulating movement of tree bark. Her Big Bling series explores adornments such as ribbons, bows, and streamers, monumentalizing these humble objects while evoking feelings of nostalgia. Both series use clay as a starting point to explore lush folds, twisting shapes, and the forces of physics in natural forms and textiles.
Lenore Lampi earned a BA in fine art and an MA in art education from the University of Minnesota. She participated in the International Wood Fire Conference in China in 2007.
