suzanne larson

Suzanne Larson was born into a family of artists, musicians, designers, and writers. She, however, initially ventured into veterinary medicine. So when the muse overtook her, animals and nature themes emerged in her work. Suzanne's art reflects her unique sense of humor and her ability to envision interesting possibilities in the mundane. Her media include assemblage, clay, metal, kiln-formed glass and photography. Suzanne has benefited from a formal education in art at Hofstra University, University of Utah, and Salt Lake Community College; education in vision, color, music, rhythm, and words throughout childhood in the United States and France; and through mentors throughout her life. “Creating art is the most deeply joyous way I can present my vision of the world for others to enjoy. I am fascinated by the balance of texture and color, as well as how things work. I play in various media to allow me a wide palette of expressions. If you look at my art and smile or find a peaceful moment, I've been successful”. Her award-winning art has been shown at Red Butte Garden, Salt Lake City Public Library, Hogle Zoo’s World of the Wild Exhibition, the Utah Cultural Celebration Center, the Patrick Moore and Charley Hafen Galleries in Salt Lake, the Phoenix Gallery in Park City, the Springville Museum of Art, and at Quan’tum Art Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her work is in private and corporate collections around the world.

utah

Professional

All of its glorious nature - red rock, desert and mountains and assorted flora & fauna therein.