Suzanne Head graduated with degrees in drawing and figurative painting, and is now translating her skills into a body of fused glass work. In 2017, she was living in Cleveland, Ohio, teaching fused glass and sculpture classes at the Cleveland Institute of Art. She is currently in the process of moving to Whitbey Island, off the coast of Seattle, where she hopes to continue pursuing her studio practice and teaching whenever she can.
Suzanne's drawings, paintings and sculptures assess the nature of internal and external struggle, and aim to present a context in which one is powerful, vulnerable, or both. She often symbolizes conflicts within human relationships that pertain to issues of femininity, intimacy and power: questioning whether these characteristics help to define one as strong or weak within societal and social circumstance. When portraying animals: the natural characteristics of the chosen animal species, and their relationship to human society, are symbolic of human behavior. |