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	~~{{toplink\|url=http:/~~/~~www~~.lauraborneman.com~~\|name=lauraborneman.com}}~~[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>		<big>''No Current URL''</big>

			In June 2025, we sought to update this page, and the URL went nowhere. No substitute was found, so, until we're told otherwise, we assume that the individual is alive but the following information is history:

			<big>''Old URL:''&ensp;lauraborneman.com</big>
			[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>
	The artist is based in Buffalo, New York, and does some shows in Philadelphia.		The artist is based in Buffalo, New York, and does some shows in Philadelphia.

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	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.

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	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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PaulSank at 06:27, 30 October 2016

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>
	The artist is based in Buffalo, New York, and does some Philadelphia ~~exhibitions~~.		The artist is based in Buffalo, New York, and does some shows in Philadelphia.

	==Info==		==Info==

PaulSank: standardized the format

2016-10-30T06:26:26Z

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>
	The artist is based in Buffalo, New York.		The artist is based in Buffalo, New York, and does some Philadelphia exhibitions.

	[http://www.lauraborneman.com/upcoming-showsnews.html ~~She shows her work in Philadelphia~~]		==Info==
			*Event Calendar: [http://www.lauraborneman.com/upcoming-showsnews.html Upcoming Shows/News]

	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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Stan at 21:30, 29 October 2016

2016-10-29T21:30:16Z

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	{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>		{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>
	The artist is based in Buffalo, New York.		The artist is based in Buffalo, New York.

			[http://www.lauraborneman.com/upcoming-showsnews.html She shows her work in Philadelphia]

	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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PaulSank at 04:15, 24 October 2016

2016-10-24T04:15:03Z

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	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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PaulSank: /* In The News */

2016-10-24T04:12:32Z

In The News

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	==In The News==		==In The News==
	*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding ~~‘Home’~~ in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.		*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding 'Home' in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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PaulSank: Page said Is-Page_Needing_Work. So I worked on it.

2016-10-24T04:10:25Z

Page said Is-Page_Needing_Work. So I worked on it.

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	. http://www.~~lauraborneman~~.com		{{toplink\|url=http://www.lauraborneman.com\|name=lauraborneman.com}}[[File:LauraBorneman.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|right\|"Once and Future" by Laura Borneman.]]'''Laura Borneman''' {{gives}}<blockquote>In my work, perception of place is fictionalized into invented structures and scenes that are not literal, but are expressive of states of mind, imagination and fantasy. All the work references architectural structures and spaces through a variety of two dimensional and three dimensional forms. Working back and forth between sculptural forms and paintings allows me to explore the psychological aspects of interior space, whether fanciful or based loosely on actual structures I have been inside of, or simply observed in passing.<br><br>I am particularly interested in how past experiences shape an individual’s perception of their present circumstances and future possibilities. By using a variety of modalities rather than consistent solutions or clear statements, I am addressing what I believe to be the absurdity of the human condition and our search for stability and clarity in our everyday pursuits. Unusual juxtapositions of imagery and structures that suggest impermanence are references to our anxieties about our present and future. The work suggests that no clear answers or solutions exist, but through accepting the absence of any singular path or method as a guideline, we are forced to rely on our own curiosity and creativity to offer alternative ways of seeing and experiencing the world around us.</blockquote>
			The artist is based in Buffalo, New York.

			==In The News==
			*[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jacqueline-bishop/finding-home-in-laura-bornemans-mixed-genre-work_b_7051624.html Finding ‘Home’ in Laura Borneman’s Mixed Genre Work], Huffington Post blog, April 13, 2015.
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Stan at 21:58, 23 October 2016

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