Linda Leviton:
Linda Levitons' "quilts" evoke the colors and textures of nature. She uses etching, dyes, patinas and paint to treat the surface and form subtle or vibrantly colored designs. The pieces are modular so they can be hung to form one large piece or mounted as smaller separate units creating ease and flexibility for large installations as well as changing interior spaces.

Since copper is so wonderfully malleable, Leviton shapes it using techniques from many disciplines including blacksmithing, sheet metal construction, welding, silversmithing and printmaking. These shapes form a module or basic form. The basic forms are combined into larger more involved shapes, sometimes representational, sometimes abstract. But the connection with nature is always an undertone.

Each year, the Katie Gingrass Gallery takes Linda Leviton's work to SOFA.

Copper Quilt with Patterns of Nature	Patterns of Nature - Wave Panels
Four Patterns of Nature Strips & Two Box Units	installed in a corporate headquarters.
Patterns of Nature Strips from above- Shown Together	Patterns of Nature - Wave Series
Diagonal Quilt	Square Across Quilt
Ripple Effect I	Ripple Effect II
Patterns of Nature	Shapes & Patterns
Going in Circles	Red Collage
Jazz	Under the Microscope
One Two Three Four	Over & Under
Head	Hand
Four Seasons Circle Quilt	Spring & Winter
Autumn Improv	Presence of Mind