Laurel Porcari, Artist Ep. 11
Laurel Porcari is a New Orleans based artist known for her large-scale commissioned works in glass. She uses whole parts - either enameled, colored sheets of glass, or paintings on linen - that are atomized into hundreds of pieces that are thoughtfully reassembled into cohesive patterns. Her public and speculative works are landscape based, are focused on the natural world, and are anchored in techniques of landscape representation that she has mined, combined, and misappropriated. Laurel is dedicated to the revitalization and growth of New Orleans, and focuses on youth empowerment through the arts.
If you want to learn more about Laurel Porcari and her work visit her website at laurelporcari.com and follow her on Instagram @laurel_porcari
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architecture / art / artist / commission / contemporary / design / entrepreneurship / glass / memory / new orleans / podcast
"I'm a person that is very driven by material and project so I have to be careful about not making my work into a project, that it's still about discovery and not about stasis."
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Laurel Porcari, Artist Ep. 11
Laurel Porcari is a New Orleans based artist known for her large-scale commissioned works in glass. She uses whole parts - either enameled, colored sheets of glass, or paintings on linen - that are atomized into hundreds of pieces that are thoughtfully reassembled into cohesive patterns. Her public and speculative works are landscape based, are focused on the natural world, and are anchored in techniques of landscape representation that she has mined, combined, and misappropriated. Laurel is dedicated to the revitalization and growth of New Orleans, and focuses on youth empowerment through the arts.
If you want to learn more about Laurel Porcari and her work visit her website at laurelporcari.com and follow her on Instagram @laurel_porcari
TAGS
architecture / art / artist / commission / contemporary / design / entrepreneurship / glass / memory / new orleans / podcast
"I'm a person that is very driven by material and project so I have to be careful about not making my work into a project, that it's still about discovery and not about stasis."
Or listen on you preferred platform:
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