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Charlotte is a painter and sculptor and is honored to have the opportunity to share her artwork with our community. The sculpture is a collaboration with her partner Ben (pictured standing right of the sculpture). With a studio gallery located in Berthoud, the two have been creating together for 25 years. Charlotte shares that “Abundance” is the first in a series of sculptures meant to symbolize trees, with their capacity to reach up and expand while remaining rooted in foundation, blooming in all seasons. She hopes her artwork will engage and inspire folks with its unique whimsical energy. “I often find coming upon outdoor sculpture is an unexpected delight. I feel it creates a little space, if only just for a moment, to slow you down, to get curious, have a little think, enjoy a short daydream, spin a small tale, entertain a memory.”

From Parker Arts

  1. Abandoned Memories by Rhonda Schmeltzer, Image 2.

    Rhonda Schmeltzer

    Abandoned Memories

    Photograph printed on fabric, pieced commercial and hand dyed cotton, textile paint, cotton batting, cotton threads, machine thread painted

    18 x 23 in

  2. American Goldfinch by Julie Luna, Image 1.

    Julie Luna

    American Goldfinch

  3. William Marlow

    Aspen Grove 1

    Watercolor

    2D

  4. William Marlow

    Aspen Grove 2

    Watercolor

    2D

  5. Abandoned Homestead by Ed Brookins, Image 1.

    Ed Brookins

    Abandoned Homestead

    Pencil and Watercolor

    17.5 x 22 in

  6. Aspens and Pines, Image 1.

    Aspens and Pines

    print

    33 x 25.5 in

  7. Ally Cat by Sharon Griffith, Image 19.

    Sharon Griffith

    Ally Cat

  8. A Ray of Sunshine by Martin Lancaster, Image 1.

    Martin Lancaster

    A Ray of Sunshine

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