Sustainable Creations Exhibition Opens Saturday, May 2, at Fallbrook Art Center
Julia S Rasor presents a compelling body of upcycled sculptural work featured in the Sustainable Creations Exhibition at the Fallbrook Art Center.
Curated by Renée Richetts, San Diego County Arts and Culture Commissioner, the exhibition highlights artists working with sustainable and reclaimed materials, positioning environmental responsibility as both process and philosophy.
Exhibition: Sustainable Creations Exhibition
Dates: May 2 – June 13
Opening Reception ~ Saturday, May 2, 4–6 PM
Location ~ Janice Griffiths Gallery
Admission ~ Free and open to the public
Curator ~ Renée Richetts
Julia’s Sculptural Language Shared Between Warrior and Guardian
Rasor’s sculptures exist in a compelling duality—figures that embody both protection and power, suspended in a quiet, meditative stillness.
Featured works include:
• Warrior One (above)
• Sculpture 238
• Tinkerbell on Steroids
• Dragon UnboundThrough fractured geometry and expressive form, each piece captures: movement without motion, strength without force, and stillness with underlying tension.
Reclaimed Materials Transformed Into Sculptural Narrative.
Sustainability is essential to Julia S Rasor’s practice. Her sculptures incorporate upcycled and repurposed materials, aligning directly with Sustainable Creations’ ethos. Giving new life to what was once discarded, Julia exposes material origin, transforming material history into human-scaled works of art.
You can also meet and greet with Julia S Rasor at the From Sculpture to Couture at the Green Go Fashion Show on May 9th. You can join her on Instagram here.