Paige Elizabeth Anderson

PAIGE ELIZABETH ANDERSON {[email protected]} graduated with a BFA from Brigham Young University in 2011 and has participated in multiple juried and group exhibitions every year since. Her work seeks to explore how space—whether physical or emotional—is made sacred through repeated events. The use of methodical processes and repetitive forms reference the quotidian routines that make up daily life, the succession of daily rituals that eventually stack up like repeated miracles and create meaning. Methodical processes also underscore the connection her work has to traditional women’s work—like quilting—as well as daily family rituals, ceremony, and pursuing genealogical research. This work is an outgrowth of interest in ancestry and patterns that form through families by exploring the idea that she is but one on a string of genetically-linked individuals. This notion has profound implications: that events give birth to events, changes to changes, and actions to actions. Her work is represented by Meyer Gallery in Park City. She lives and works in Salt Lake City and often enjoys time in the studio with her two daughters at her side.