ADRIANA LEMUS' work ranges from abstract to realistic pieces inspired by and meant to empower the female figure. Lemus works primarily in ceramic sculpture and painting.
Lemus is currently working on a series of ceramic paintings using underglaze and glaze to paint figures inspired by "selfies" taken by friends and collectors of her work. Lemus has introduced Black Lives Matter pieces to her project to promote awareness around our current times. Her display of ceramic pieces has become a powerful catalyst for conversation and interaction.
Even though Lemus has been creating art since childhood, it now seems as though the practice of yoga is somehow spiritually connected to her practice of art. The interwoven attributes of the two are inseparable.
Extensions of this work are ceramic cups that connect with the soul. This is done through the sense tactile touch or contact with the beauty of sculptured relief of the human form, texture, design and color. Lemus' passion and drive is to understand the connection and effect of her art with the soul of the observer.
Born in San Luis Obispo, CA, Lemus was raised by artistic parents. Her father’s work has been a huge inspiration for her own work. She graduated May of 2015 with a B.A. at the University of California, Berkeley. Lemus has shown her work in San Luis Obispo, Oakland, and multiple times at the Worth Ryder Art Gallery at UC Berkeley.
Currently, Lemus is growing her small ceramic business, offering workshops at different venues up and down the Central Coast and private lessons in her backyard studio. Lemus is also developing a body of work to apply to grad school and receive her Masters in Fine Arts.
Lemus is currently working on a series of ceramic paintings using underglaze and glaze to paint figures inspired by "selfies" taken by friends and collectors of her work. Lemus has introduced Black Lives Matter pieces to her project to promote awareness around our current times. Her display of ceramic pieces has become a powerful catalyst for conversation and interaction.
Even though Lemus has been creating art since childhood, it now seems as though the practice of yoga is somehow spiritually connected to her practice of art. The interwoven attributes of the two are inseparable.
Extensions of this work are ceramic cups that connect with the soul. This is done through the sense tactile touch or contact with the beauty of sculptured relief of the human form, texture, design and color. Lemus' passion and drive is to understand the connection and effect of her art with the soul of the observer.
Born in San Luis Obispo, CA, Lemus was raised by artistic parents. Her father’s work has been a huge inspiration for her own work. She graduated May of 2015 with a B.A. at the University of California, Berkeley. Lemus has shown her work in San Luis Obispo, Oakland, and multiple times at the Worth Ryder Art Gallery at UC Berkeley.
Currently, Lemus is growing her small ceramic business, offering workshops at different venues up and down the Central Coast and private lessons in her backyard studio. Lemus is also developing a body of work to apply to grad school and receive her Masters in Fine Arts.
