ARTIST STATEMENT
Julie Glass is interested in the intersection of materials, processes, visuals, and ideas. Her work is inspired by ideas such as quantum physics, communication, and access to information/internet filter bubbles. In quantum physics, particles can be anywhere at any time, so it is theorized that parallel universes could exist. Whether or not this is true, she relishes the thought that there are infinite possibilities and that we could live an infinite number of lives. If everyone knew they might live every other person’s life, empathy would abound. Every action, every thought, can lead in a new direction and have wildly varying consequences. Her wood collage work allows for infinite combinations of colors, patterns and ideas. She allows her subconscious to speak when she adds text to the collage pieces and intuitively assembles them. She then wants the viewer to see whatever they see.
ARTIST BIO
Julie Glass is a sculptor working in wood, steel and textiles. In 2025 she will exhibit at Mid-South Sculpture Alliance Select: Oxford. She has exhibited at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, the New Orleans Contemporary Art Center, the Aquarium Gallery, the Good Children Gallery, and the Louisiana Jazz and Heritage Museum in New Orleans; the Hancock Arts Center in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, the Glassell Gallery, the Carey Saurage Arts Center and the Louisiana Art and Science Museum in Baton Rouge; the Masur Museum in Monroe, the Alexandria Museum of Art; the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum (solo show), the Norton Art Gallery, ArtSpace (solo show and group shows), and the Marlene Yu Museum and other locations in Shreveport. She has completed a residency at the Kallenberg Tower. She has also created public art permanently installed at the Shreveport Regional Arts Council (ArtStation) in Shreveport and designed and created steel art frames in Shreveport Common for the display of blankets created during the Nick Cave residency.
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