Works — Marcie Scudder

sCULPTURES AND Site specific installations

My most recent work, and a big part of my art practice, is site specific.
I sculpt and form and re-form in response to the architecture and the space it sits in.

COAT OF MANY COLORS

PRAYER IS THE COURAGE TO HOPE

WE WILL DANCE AGAIN

SHVESTERS

COQUELICOTS

MON HIVER

MY MOTHER'S GARDEN

EMPYREAN

fine art PORTFOLios

Bodies of work - complete and ongoing.

SYNESTHESIA

THE JOURNEY

AEONIAN - DIPTYCHS

SPACE IN BETWEEN

TISSUS EN FOLIE

SHIFTING LANDSCAPES - DIPTYCHS

SHLOSHIM

COLLAGE ART

What began as an exercise in ‘creating without judgement’ and ‘keeping my hands moving’ has become an integral piece of my art practice.
My set intention: to fill these sketchbooks with line, shape, color and joy.

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LIFE’S MOMENTS AND WORK-IN-PROGRESS

Winter.
#fineartphotography #letitsnow #december #stowevt #winterart #snow #white #vermontart #vermontartist

Having fun imagining and re-imagining ‘My Four Questions’ in different gallery spaces. A big thanks to the power of AI…for opening up possibility. Eventually - I’ll uncover my vision.
#papersculpture #paperdresses #myfourques

So much day-after-Thanksgiving fun in the snowglobe. 🙏🙏🙏
#grandmothering #granddaughter #grandchildren #snowglobe #ambroseandruby #snow #prettyinpink #snowdayfun #vermontartist

Abundance.
Somehow - it’s what I think of when I lay these re-imagined gold tiles out on the table.
Debating whether to stick with an all-gold palette? Or do I include tiles of a different color?
And gratitude.
For the endless gift of creating

So great to be included in this year’s @thecurrentexhibitions annual members show.

With a little new twist…standing almost 12’ tall…and made up of thousands of re-imagined poppies - Coquelicots continues to remind us to hon

While the snow continues to fall…I find myself still back in Morocco.
These tiles were found at the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. I captured them thru my camera’s lens without any idea of how I might re-imagine when I returned home.I&r