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About the ArtistLinda Leviton attended the University of Cincinnati School of Design, Architecture and Art and graduated Summa Cum Laude. She worked as a graphic designer in Chicago for corporations and design firms, and as an assistant art director for Cuisine Magazine. Her background as a graphic designer helps her to work effectively with all types of clients. While working for American Hospital Supply, Linda began creating artwork from found materials for their corporate art collection. She developed a series of wall hangings using textiles combined with metal and paint to create art quilts. This began her fascination with patterns and modules. Linda has exhibited across the US and internationally. She works with galleries, art consultants, architects and designers. Her commission work includes public art projects, installations, and wall sculptures up to 70 feet, as well as smaller residential works. About the WorkShe loves to work with copper, and developed five distinct bodies of work: large modular wall sculptures, “Patterns of Nature “ series, fold-formed wall-hung constructions, woven forms, and metal quilts. Her work evokes the colors and textures of nature.She uses etching, dyes, patinas, and paint to treat the surface with subtle or vibrantly colored designs. Linda makes her pieces modular so they can be hung as one large piece or mounted as smaller separate units creating flexibility for large installations and changing interior spaces. Since copper is so wonderfully malleable, she likes to shape it using techniques from many disciplines including blacksmithing, sheet metal construction, welding, silversmithing and printmaking.For example, she fold-forms copper sheets into serpentine or leaf shapes.These shapes form a module or basic form.She combines these basic forms into larger more involved shapes, sometimes representational, sometimes abstract.But the connection with nature is always an undertone. Her woven forms are created using a wire frame of heavy gauge wire, wrapped with colorful wire used in electrical motors.The "Eve" series of dresses and shoes uses this technique. What Clients Say
Brenda Kroos
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2008, 2007, 2006
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1999
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