Jac Ouellette
Jac Ouellette's love for metal started as a young child in her great-grandfathers forge in Northern Maine. Later in life, while working in the medical field, she attended a Blacksmith intensive at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Maine. She was then inspired to pursue formal studies in art and enrolled at the Maine College of Art. She graduated from MECA in 2002, earning her BFA with honors. Since then, her interests have evolved to include vibrant metal sculptures and colorful oil painted landscapes.
As a metal sculptor, I strive to transform cold hard steel into soft flowing forms. My sculptures are often feminine with a strong expressive flow. I want the viewer to see and feel movement beyond the physicality of the piece. I want the pieces to evoke a sense of happiness and inner strength of these graceful forms”.
Jac’s work can be found in public sculpture garden’s, public schools, library’s, healthcare facilities, corporate offices, private homes and colleges throughout New England.
~Jac Ouellette
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As a metal sculptor, I strive to transform cold hard steel into soft flowing forms. My sculptures are often feminine with a strong expressive flow. I want the viewer to see and feel movement beyond the physicality of the piece. I want the pieces to evoke a sense of happiness and inner strength of these graceful forms”.
Jac’s work can be found in public sculpture garden’s, public schools, library’s, healthcare facilities, corporate offices, private homes and colleges throughout New England.
~Jac Ouellette
click to view Jac's CV
"Blue Breeze" powder-coated metal
82" x 24" sold
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"Interdependently Together" reclaimed steel 20" x 6" x 9" on Mahogany base 2" x 8" x 6.5" $2,800
"Sistiana Sail" reclaimed steel 16" x 11.5" x 4.5" on Birdseye Maple base 1.5" x 14" x 6" $2,800
