
I work with a variety of materials and techniques to make my art. I've been listing my occupation as "artist" for over twenty five years. I am certain the future will continue to be full of experiments and all the starts and stops that keep me challenged in the studio. The finished art reflects my observations about the life we live and how time moves me forward at a quickening pace.
The time I spend working in the studio involves a willingness to change. There is not a single moment that defines who I am as an artist. This is not to say I don't have interests and passions that influence my artwork. It is impossible to list all those things. A touch of playfulness and curiosity enables me to make art inspired by the routines and rituals of daily life. The challenge is realizing no two days are alike and that there is something waiting to be noticed.
What I make in the studio is always something I want to keep. I do not begin a piece of art with a market in mind. The satisfaction from making artwork is not determined by the sum for which it sells, or whether it sells at all. I'm curious about how others respond to my art because art making is another way of communicating. When my art is purchased it is appreciated, and I hope it is enjoyed for many years.
Gregory Zeorlin










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