Leah Hugon Art

we are ocean children, acrylic on canvas

Sunday, October 2, 2011

father comforts father saves

acrylic on fork lift pallet

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Shows and Happenings

Group show For the Love of Portland
Opening reception February 18th 5pm to 9pm
At the Peoples Art of Portland Gallery
for directions please go to
peoplesartofportland.com

Pancakes and Booze Show March 30th
for times and location please go to
www.PancakesAndBooze.com

The month of May
works shown at the Tin Shed in Alberta
for hours and directions please go to
http://tinshedgardencafe.com/

Links to other peoples work I like

http://studiohartig.com
http://betsylance.com
http://blandfoodford.carbonmade.com
http://jessereno.com
http://PeterGronquist.com
http://lesliedorcus.com

hand and flowers

acrylic on canvas and feathers

women's role tryptic 1/3

women's role tryptic 2/3

women's role tryptic 3/3

acrylic on found wood

woman's role window

acrylic on an old window

our polotics

acylic on canvas

the way we were and are

acrylic on canvas and silk leaves

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Hello and welcome to my blog. My name is Leah Hugon. I once read a quote in a magazine that said "a good life is found only where the creative spirit abounds, where people are free to experiment and create new ideas with in them selves". This quote encompasses the energy and spirit that drives me toward anything good in my own life. Both my educational and religious backgrounds have been a source of tension and inspiration along my creative journey. My art education was forged in the California public school system encouraged and discouraged by the teachers I encountered there. As for higher education I attended a private conservative christian university and found, again, professors that censored and belittled me and those who invested in me. There has always been a tension between the church and the arts, between the conservative and the explorer, my experience has been no different. After earning a degree in studio art I didn't know what to do with my self, so I became a barista, which lead to me managing a corporately owned coffee shop. Professionally things looked o.k. but at this point in my life I was chosing to reject the artist with in. My life in the church, in the educational system, and in the constraining structure of corporate America was like a fire, an intense energy brought on by the friction of who I was and where I was. Just as a spark ignites dry tinder, the sparks from this friction ignited any doubt I had about my self as a creative individual. And here I am, and here you are perusing the images that have been born out of my life. I currently live in Portland OR, I work part time at an art supply store and I create. The works here on my blog are done in acrylic, some have mixed media elements in them such as fabric and found object, some are painted directly on to found objects. They are all inspired by collages that I create. Making collages was one of the first steps I took in truly discovering my self as an artist. Thank you for being here, and feel free to leave a comment or get in touch with me.

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