Adam Schultz
Sculptor
Adam Schultz was born in the vibrant city of Detroit, Michigan, in the year 1966. Throughout his artistic career, he has developed a profound mastery of various materials, creating exquisite sculptures using bronze, stainless steel, and aluminum. His remarkable works are not just scattered across the country; they have found their way into some of the most prestigious locations in America. Among the noteworthy sites showcasing his sculptures are the revered Arlington National Cemetery, a place that carries immense historical significance, and the beautiful Benson Sculpture Park, located in the charming town of Loveland, Colorado, where his artistry adds to the park’s serene aesthetics.
For the past 25 years, Adam has made his home in the picturesque landscapes of Colorado, where he has continued to refine his craft and expand his creative horizons. During this time, he has garnered numerous commissions that reflect his versatility and skill as a sculptor. His portfolio includes a wide range of subjects, with sculptures depicting majestic animals, intricate portraits that capture the essence of their subjects, and poignant memorials that honor the legacy of individuals or events. Additionally, Adam has created monumental pieces for both private collectors and corporate entities, ensuring his art resonates with diverse audiences while contributing to the cultural fabric of the community. Through his unwavering dedication and artistic vision, Adam Schultz has left an indelible mark on the world of sculpture, enriching public spaces and private collections alike.
Painter
All plant life is filled with mystery and emotion. I want to explore and unveil this in my work.
When I moved to the Pacific Northwest, I became drawn to the local flora
and fauna. After years of painting landscapes, I delved into the powerful,
up-close world of florals and botanicals. Visiting Hawaii on several
occasions added to my inspiration, where I also became captivated by exotic
flowers and vegetation.
Combining the realism of the subject matter, and the abstract organic shapes, challenges and excites me. By zooming in, I’m able to explore the realistic image as well as observing the abstract shapes and values that combine to make up the subject and composition. I’m still very involved in this theme.
The energy, movement, structure, and geometry of the subject matter, together with the strong contrast of dark and light, help create a spectrum of various moods and emotions which emanates from the subject matter. I try to capture these feelings in my work.
My goal is to make each flower or plant as compelling and visually exciting as possible – to recreate a rich and intriguing rendition of my subject matter, bridging realism with abstraction by portraying emotionally powerful
observations of organic forms with all their intricacies.
~Sophie Frieda
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