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Charlene Pulsonetti was born in New York, but left behind the bagels and the Big Apple for San Diego sunshine. After graduating with her BFA from The Art Institute of Boston, she participated as Artist In Residence at Petrified Forest National Park. This opportunity exposed her to the beauty of the southwest's public lands and soon spent time in exploring Arizona and New Mexico in her '97 Toyota Corolla "Sheila". She is most comfortable on the road and on the trail with watercolor and a sketchbook. Today, she enjoys drinking coffee, taking inspiration from the Anza Boreggo desert and occasionally teaching art to others.
You can see Charlene's work at 2Create Gallery in Ramona, California. She has also shown at a number of group shows in California & New York, and her work can be found in the collections of the Boston Public Library, Gila Cliff Dwellings National Park & Petrified Forest National Park. Charlene also writes the "Creative Connections" monthly column for the Ramona Home Journal. "My work represents the complex human relationship with the natural world. I am fascinated with exploring the southwest to find amazing geologic formations and archaeological sites. Through water based media, my goal is to connect the viewer with a new perspective of the world around them." - Charlene Pulsonetti |
COPYRIGHT CHARLENE PULSONETTI 2019
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