My work comes from emotion, feeling and experience, and the conflicts between pain and beauty. There is so much beauty in the female form. My background in physical therapy is an influence. I’m drawn to reimagining nudes in all kinds of incarnations and shapes.
Read MoreLitchfield native and artist Jennifer Abbott-Tillou featured her newest kinetic sculptures during an opening reception at her art studio in downtown Torrington, across from the Warner Theatre.
Read MoreIt’s a pleasure to be in Torrington, near the Warner, where she attended movies growing up, she said. For now, it’s also a pleasure to get the gallery going. After a year getting ready, she’s excited, albeit a little nervous, to open it up and share the work that comes from her heart with the world.
Read MoreOn the foggy first day of February, the Gunn Memorial Library hosted an opening reception for Litchfield artist Jennifer Abbott-Tillou and her quirky one-of-a-kind pieces based on found relics of nature.
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