About Laurel Peterson Gregory
Laurel Peterson Gregory’s
work represents her vision and spirit. And
if the Dancing Dogs (and cats and
bears and bunnies!) are any indication, that spirit is a tad whimsical.
“Life is often way too serious. I want my pieces to lift the viewer and take them to a better place for a timeless moment. Nothing makes me happier than seeing someone smile and laugh with my work.”
Her work draws on her love of figurative expression and the freedom of impressionistic interpretation. Not to mention her love of dogs. Dancing Dogs builds on her abilty to observe and capture motion in clean lines.
Laurel is a classically trained sculptor.
As a former repeat Director of the board for the La Scuola Classical Sculpture
School, she keeps one eye on the masters and the other on the present. LPG's range of expression is enabled by her vast skill set. She comes to her art via a circuitous route: mechanic, Master electrician, building official, sculptor.
From design to production, there is little that she can't do to realize her visions. Her work — figurative, environmental,
and abstract — has been represented by galleries across the
United States.
Sometimes the attitude comes through loud and clear. Available in two patinas.
LPG works out of a converted horse barn in the foothills southwest of Denver. We invite you to stop by if you're in the area.
