Sally Morris Clark
Beacon, New York
Artist Sally Morris Clark creates abstract compositions that explore the textures, patterns, and forms of nature. She began her creative path in graphic and set design, where she learned to fully immerse herself in a theme and work within a structure. "I start by creating a new set of rules for each series," says Sally. She paints in a bright and airy purpose-built studio in New York’s Hudson Valley, using Roman Clay and traditional and handmade tools. When not making art, Sally enjoys surfing, hiking with her family, and cooking vegetables from her garden.
Artist Statement
My work centers on the patterns and textures of the natural world and the repetition that emerges within them. I find inspiration in simple and irregular occurrences, such as cracked earth, wave patterns, archipelagos, and dunes. Representing these patterns in a grid-like, structured format creates an interesting juxtaposition between the regular and the irregular.
My work blurs the line between sculpture and painting. I use materials such as wood, clay, plaster, and modeling paste to create texture, and I typically work on large-format canvases and wood panels. The colors I choose are natural and earthy, reflecting the organic origins of my subject matter.
My work blurs the line between sculpture and painting. I use materials such as wood, clay, plaster, and modeling paste to create texture, and I typically work on large-format canvases and wood panels. The colors I choose are natural and earthy, reflecting the organic origins of my subject matter.
Artist Background
University of Wales
Bachelor of Arts, 2006
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