Garden Paintings. The love and affinity I have always felt towards nature inspires my work. As a long time jewelry designer, I have worked with stones and metals from the earth to combine in unique assemblages of color, form and texture. Also working in ceramic sculpture, I used clay and glazes from the earth to form and fire sculptural archetypal figures. Now I am focusing on paintings of the garden in its unending cacophony of beauty, color and exuberance.
I find that asking and allowing the light and creation of the garden to express itself through me then allows more of that into my life, and then forward to those who live with my work. It is a joy!
Artist's Biography. As a painter, sculptor and jewelry designer, Soulé works with archetypal figures and gemstones to create spiritually evocative dimensional works of art. She has worked in the arts for over twenty-five years as a former director of fine art & contemporary galleries in Santa Fe, NM and Palm Beach, FL. She is currently an exhibiting artist in various galleries. She leads creativity workshops and makes her home in Denver, CO.
Recent Exhibitions: 2007 “Recent Jewelry”, Boulder, CO “Recent Jewelry”, Corral de Tierra, CA 2006 Monterey Museum of Art, “2006 Annual Miniature Show”, Monterey, CA Monterey Bay Women’s Caucus for Art, “Art as Healing”, Seaside, CA “Recent Jewelry”, Carmel, CA and Palm Desert, CA 2005 Lauryn Taylor Fine Art, “Red Light, Green Light”, Carmel, CA Monterey Museum of Art, “2005 Annual Miniature Show”, Monterey, CA Lauryn Taylor Fine Art, “Waterworks”, Carmel, CA Recent Jewelry, Pebble Beach, CA and Palm Desert, CA 2004 Lauryn Taylor Fine Art, “Sugar & Spice”, Carmel, CA Monterey Museum of Art, “2004 Annual Miniature Show”, Monterey, CA Recent Jewelry, Pebble Beach, CA and Palm Desert, CA Artist’s Equity Exhibition, Sunset Center, Carmel, CA
Memberships: Women’s Caucus for the Arts Artists Equity
Education: Barat College, Lake Forest, IL BFA Acrylic workshops with Lauryn Taylor Ongoing acrylic studies with Hannah Dalbey Ceramic studies with Coeleen Kiebert, Monterey Peninsula College, Odyssey Center for Ceramic Arts, Asheville, NC
