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Charlotte Lees - Surroundings to Sculpture

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Charlotte Lees creates contemporary images that often reference a connection to the environment. Blending of man & nature imparts a more meaningful context to her work, which is influenced by nature, textures, ethnic, & historical patterns, using carved wood, metal, paint, & mixed media. From soft to hard materials, many sourced from the land around her home, provide the perfect canvas for beautiful images, stories and feelings to be felt in each piece.
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Title: Charlotte Lees - Surroundings to Sculpture
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Charlotte Lees creates contemporary images that often reference a connection to the environment.
Blending of man & nature imparts a more meaningful context to her work, which is influenced by nature, textures, ethnic, & historical patterns, using carved wood, metal, paint, & mixed media.
From soft to hard materials, many sourced from the land around her home, provide the perfect canvas for beautiful images, stories and feelings to be felt in each piece.

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