Artist statement
A practice built on process, place, and play.
I work across sculpture, fiber arts, and installation, guided by process and a strong conceptual focus. I explore different materials to understand how they behave and what possibilities they hold.
Much of my work pays homage to meaningful places in my life, especially my high school rowing club and the experience of being on the water. Other pieces draw from the outdoors or act as personal extensions of what brings joy to me and my viewers.
Key components of my art practice are collaboration, play, and shared delight between the artist and viewer. I’m drawn to revisiting past moments and transforming them into works that honor memory while creating new experiences for others.
Bio
Bonnie Lovett was born in Portland, Oregon, and has lived in the Seattle area since 2016. She is completing her AFA degree from Shoreline College with a concentration in sculpture and fiber arts. She has interned in the campus gallery, connecting with featured artists and gaining hands‑on curatorial experience. Her work has been exhibited in the Shoreline College Gallery and featured in several school publications. She focuses on paying homage to meaningful places in her life, getting inspired from the outdoors, and creating joyful moments for herself and the viewers.
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