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by Sharon O’Callaghan Shero on November 9, 2018 :: 0 comments

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A bit about Sharon: "Narratives have always been my compass whenever I create a portfolio. I begin with a “germ” of a concept and since I prefer not to storybook the work, the series often evolves into an unexpected conclusion, with plot and image twists, turns, and the occasional “aha!” moment along the way."

"Most recently I have been immersed in photomontage, digitally collaging my own images, and often using myself as a model."

"As an artist, it seems I am influenced by every artist I come upon; I am, however, particularly indebted to Francis Bacon, Joseph Cornell, and Elliott Hundley. And since my work is suffused in narratives, I must recognize the Brothers Grimm, Lewis Carroll, the folk customs of rural Louisiana, and my mother, Louise O’Callaghan, who early on captivated my imagination with her Irish-Catholic tales."

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