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Shuli Pilo

In my work, I like to evoke a smile on the viewer’s face, much like a comedian who delights in hearing an audience laugh at a joke. I approach my art with a sense of whimsy and playfulness.  For me the creative process is a playground.  I’m often inspired by materials and their possibilities, driven by curiosity and a desire to explore. Creating art in any medium, is an ongoing process. I change things as I go, allowing the work to evolve and emerge. It is a continuum rather than a destination,  a process rather than a finished piece.   I work with clay, paint, paper, printmaking, driftwood, digital pixels and a camera. I often create a set of sculptures, I am drawn to gesture and to the relationships between the individual pieces - to the ways they interact and converse with one another. A finished piece can continue to change when placed next to another piece, viewed from another angle, or encountered in a new context.  My art is a journey of exploration, of seeking rather than finding. Nothing is ever quite settled, there is always another possibility.

Shuli Pilo is a Bergen county based artist whose work initially focused on clay sculpture. Her artistic interest have expanded to include print making, digital drawing, mixed media and photography.  Drawn to shape, gesture and form, she enjoys combining different media in her prints embracing the unexpected discoveries that surface through an improvisational process. Her work reflects an ongoing curiosity about materials, techniques, and the possibilities that arise from experimentation. Her work has been exhibited at the Mikhail Zakin Gallery, the Belskie Museum of Art and Science, and the Outside-In  Gallery in Piermont.  Her original teapots are also featured in the books 500 Raku and Poem Central.

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