About
Inclined to Improvise is intricate detail embedded in madness, immersed in whimsy, and rooted in curiosity. Sole artist, Michelle Sweatt, dreams up creations that are a direct response to her passion for reanimating and reimagining the expected and the typical. Continually incorporating the discarded into her work, she trusts that everything has the potential to be repurposed. Discards and castoffs forge infinite possibilities for renewal.
Through her creations she celebrates life, loss, and restoration yet always with a healthy dose of humor, frivolity, and twisted whimsy. Skulls are a recurring theme in her art. Yes, they are a symbol of death, but more importantly they are a reminder to celebrate life. Remembrance is powerful, and in everything Michelle creates, she acknowledges the human hope to never be forgotten.
Through her creations she celebrates life, loss, and restoration yet always with a healthy dose of humor, frivolity, and twisted whimsy. Skulls are a recurring theme in her art. Yes, they are a symbol of death, but more importantly they are a reminder to celebrate life. Remembrance is powerful, and in everything Michelle creates, she acknowledges the human hope to never be forgotten.
