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:: Lara Chamberlain Bio
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Ms. Chamberlain has been an artist ever
since she was a child. She took this
creative energy with her to college at Cal
Poly, San Luis Obispo, where she earned a BA
degree in Graphic Communication in 1991.
In 1995, Ms. Chamberlain traveled to India,
where she rediscovered her passion for
sculpture. She enrolled in courses at a
college in Calcutta, and began her training
in ancient bronze casting. Upon returning to
the US, she furthered her studies in figure
sculpture, working under the French
instructor, Marianne Groh. It was here that
she honed her technique of capturing the
essence and energy of the human body in
motion.
Today Ms. Chamberlain lives with her family
in Santa Cruz, California. Along with
running a school for Zen and martial arts,
she also sculpts full time.
:: Jenn Whitney Bio
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Ms. Whitney began posing for Ms. Chamberlain
in October 2001. In the time they have
worked together, they have created over a
dozen sculptures.
As a model, Ms. Whitney strives to express a
range of emotions—from strength and power,
to vulnerability—in each of her poses. It is
her ambition to convey all the elements of
femininity, and see these demonstrated in
the artist’s work. Thus, it is critical that
Ms. Whitney is constantly engaged in the
sculpting process. Only then can she inspire
beauty and movement in every sculpture.
Currently, Ms. Whitney also lives with her
family in Santa Cruz, California. When she
is not modeling, she is working on her
writing career. She recently received her MA
in Critical and Cultural Theory from Cardiff
University, and hopes to return to Wales to
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