Dee Clements, Fellow - Loveland, CO

National Sculptors' Guild Fellow CLAY ENOCH fine art portfolio. Born and raised in Tennessee, Clay participated in the Governor's school for the Fine Arts before earning his BFA from Wheaton College in Illinois. He has been self employed and living as a sculptor in Colorado Springs since 1996. Figurative, artist, CLAY ENOCH, Colorado, Springs, Colorado, Sculpture, Fabricated, Cast, Bronze, Steel, Resin Glass, Terra Cotta, Art, National Sculptors Guild, NSG, fine art, liturgical, sculptures, home, interior design, public art, consultation, shop online, store, order, sponsor, commission, custom, site specific, limited edition, monument, memorial, Bronze, Sculpture, figurative, abstract, expression, whimsical, contemporary, historic, narrative, sports, portrait, children, dance, activity, maquette, life, size, monument, study, male, female, figure, human, public, art, garden, entry, interior, Boy, Girl, Brother, Sister, Mother, Child, Father, Parent, Kid, Children, Siblings, family, memories, friends, sports, play, Americana, Allegory, SCULPTURE, Bronze, figurative, representational, traditional, classical, contemporary, historic, narrative, sports, portrait, children, dance, activity, maquette, life, size, monument, study, male, female, figure, human, public, art, garden, entry, interior, online store, for sale, buy, online, ship, worldwide,​From very early on, I have benefited tremendously from an amazing support system. Taught to draw at a young age and permitted to sculpt my bread at the dinner table, I come from an artistic family in Memphis, Tennessee. But with athletic aspirations also, the event that finally caused me to choose art lessons over soccer practice was my acceptance to the Tennessee Governor's School for the Fine Arts. This late high school experience legitimized my artistic pursuits, and with my parents’ encouragement (and money), I entered and graduated from Wheaton College as an art major specializing in sculpture. It was my sculpture professor who emerged to extend a significant hand during this time, and a curriculum that he dreamed up and implemented impacted my career path deeply.
Dee Clements
One of the most wonderful and fascinating things about sculpture is the diversity of its purposes. My own work over the years has covered many areas. Some pieces are for beauty, some tell of our heritage, some tell of my own history and some are just of interesting images.'
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Dee's sculpture is a product of his life experiences and interests. The memories and the imagery of the small Midwestern community where he was born and raised; its family, its sense of freedom as a youth, its sense of community, and its people have been a source of inspiration.

​​"Effective sculpture is a craft", Clements states while discussing his approach to sculpture. "Today my passion is the study of art history, anatomy and drawing; developing the use of tools and materials; and learning the process of sculpture production which then enables me to better convey my ideas.  By mastering these ever so interesting tools of the trade, one may portray the content of a person, to capture through the face and figure the spiritual essence of the individual.  By knowing one's craft, a sculptor may occasionally approach art in his life and work."