My pieces reflect attitudes, states of mind, and flashes of insight. They are influenced by my upbringing and my coming of age during the second wave of feminism during the 60’s and 70’s. While my sculptures reflect this background, they do not need the feminist lens to be understood. They are figurative without being overly realistic. My goal is to capture universal emotions, thoughts and feelings in my clay pieces.
View a video of my work here
See other links below.
View a video of my work here
See other links below.
2020 - Untitled
Chemotherapy
Dogs With Attitude
Mother and Child
Rainbow Family
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Adam and Eve
Comfort
Flower
Mother's Day
Refugee (+)
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Addiction
Commitment 1
Me Too: How Do We...
Out of the Box
Standing Tall
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Balance
Commitment 2: How...
Meditation 1
Overwhelmed
The Wave
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Cassandra: Powerless...
Conversation: Reflec...
Meditation 2
Pregnant
Through the Wall
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Other Links of Interest
OLYARTS Review by Alec Clayton
https://olyarts.org/2020/06/18/the-sculptures-of-irene-osborn/
THE OLYMPIAN Review: Molly Gilmore
https://www.theolympian.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article248161880.html
2020 South Puget Sound Community College Juror' Invitational Interview
https://youtu.be/Y0JeTed9WCw
Collaboration with Fabric Artist Leonie Castelineo, Writer Esmeralda Lyn, composter Bibiana Matheis
and Videographer John Serembe shown at the inauguration of Inspirational Art Group International website Inspirationartgroup.org
https://youtu.be/sO5zpAwf1IM
OLYARTS Review by Alec Clayton
https://olyarts.org/2020/06/18/the-sculptures-of-irene-osborn/
THE OLYMPIAN Review: Molly Gilmore
https://www.theolympian.com/entertainment/arts-culture/article248161880.html
2020 South Puget Sound Community College Juror' Invitational Interview
https://youtu.be/Y0JeTed9WCw
Collaboration with Fabric Artist Leonie Castelineo, Writer Esmeralda Lyn, composter Bibiana Matheis
and Videographer John Serembe shown at the inauguration of Inspirational Art Group International website Inspirationartgroup.org
https://youtu.be/sO5zpAwf1IM
