In Memoriam: JUDY GOODWIN
#435
Clay Sculpture
In Memoriam: Judy Goodwin and Studio Space #435
With heavy hearts, we remember the vibrant spirit of Judy Goodwin, an artist whose creativity graced studio space #435 with inspiration and passion. After dedicating 35 years to the field of education as an English professor at Grand View University, Judy embarked on a profound journey to express herself through the tactile art of sculpting.
Judy's transition from the realm of academia to the world of clay marked a beautiful evolution. Her hands, once the conduits of knowledge, became the architects of the human form. In studio space #435, Judy's intuitive exploration found its canvas, and the results were nothing short of transformative.
As a sculptor, Judy breathed life into the inanimate, shaping clay into intricate expressions of the human figure. Her creations became a testament to the depth of her intellect, the power of her intuition, and the grace of her hands. The studio, once a silent space, echoed with the whispers of Judy's artistic endeavors.
Beyond the clay and sculptures, Judy's presence in studio #435 was a celebration of a life lived with curiosity and a relentless pursuit of self-discovery. Her artistic endeavors reflected not only a mastery of form but also an embrace of newfound freedom, a departure from the structured world of academia.
Though we mourn the physical absence of Judy Goodwin, her legacy lives on in the imprints she left within the walls of studio #435. May her sculptures continue to inspire, inviting others to explore the depths of their own creativity as she did.
In loving memory of Judy Goodwin,
Mainframe Studios
