JILLIAN LUSE
QUICK FACTSYears As An Artist
11 years. Main Clay Body Highwater Clays Little Loafer's Primary Clay Building Methods Wheel throwing Favorite Studio Tool The metal rib Clay Wishes or Dreams To continue making until I leave this earth |
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ARTIST STATEMENT
The more I practice art, the more it remains in my consciousness. It’s a haunting process that reflects in content. I focus on the development of work and later recognize its meaning, without being bound by a certain style. I draw inspiration from faith and life, using a variety of materials to render what I see and experience.
Line, shape, and color are common elements in all of my work. While these are the most basic elements one can use, I see how many ways I can manipulate them to represent different ideas and themes. Simple and lovely are two words I would like to describe my work and life, always balancing function, form, decoration, and design.
Line, shape, and color are common elements in all of my work. While these are the most basic elements one can use, I see how many ways I can manipulate them to represent different ideas and themes. Simple and lovely are two words I would like to describe my work and life, always balancing function, form, decoration, and design.
ARTIST BIO
Jillian Luse is an artist and educator residing in Savannah, Georgia. She holds a B.F.A. in Art Education from the University of Georgia and five years experience in museum education. Currently, she is teaching elementary art in the public school system and beginning pottery classes at Savannah's Clay Spot. She continues learning new techniques to further develop her artistic career, and is presently focused on making functional pottery.
CONTACT INFO
Visit Jillian's website at jillianberryart.com or feel free to email her directly with inquiries about her work at [email protected]