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As a classically trained sculptor, Hansen depicts the human condition by altering the perspective, shape, texture, and context of the figure. Her artwork incorporates the fundamental skills of traditional figurative sculpture in combination with abstract gesture, pose, and nuance to express life's triumphs, challenges, loneliness, and loss. The raw materials for her art are those daily experiences that have woven the tapestry of her life.
Hansen studied received her BFA at the Center College of Design in Pasadena, California in 1991. |
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