Tess Israelson
Tess is an avid world traveler. Inspiration for her work comes from traveling to new places and experiencing new cultures.
She has been sculpting for 22 years working mostly in clay but has also worked in stone and wood. Tess also paints, writes poetry and does the occasional mural.
A few years into art school, she escaped the confines of its bureaucracy to pursue her dream of exploring the world. Her work greatly benefited from this decision which allowed her to study in many different countries with many amazing teachers & artists.
In 2009, she began studying Meditation, Energetic Healing (Energy Work) and Yoga. It has been instrumental for her growth as a human being and as an artist. Practicing meditation daily, allows her artwork to reach deeper dimensions on a physical and energetic level.
Her work is being shown at the Magoski Arts Colony in Fullerton, CA at the Apero Gallery and also in various galleries and art shows in Southern California.
Her work can also be found in private collections across the US, South Korea, The Philippines, South Africa and Nepal.
See the Exhibitions page for current events.
She has been sculpting for 22 years working mostly in clay but has also worked in stone and wood. Tess also paints, writes poetry and does the occasional mural.
A few years into art school, she escaped the confines of its bureaucracy to pursue her dream of exploring the world. Her work greatly benefited from this decision which allowed her to study in many different countries with many amazing teachers & artists.
In 2009, she began studying Meditation, Energetic Healing (Energy Work) and Yoga. It has been instrumental for her growth as a human being and as an artist. Practicing meditation daily, allows her artwork to reach deeper dimensions on a physical and energetic level.
Her work is being shown at the Magoski Arts Colony in Fullerton, CA at the Apero Gallery and also in various galleries and art shows in Southern California.
Her work can also be found in private collections across the US, South Korea, The Philippines, South Africa and Nepal.
See the Exhibitions page for current events.
Learn more about her sculpting process here
