Logan Claire Bloxham

Montana based artist Logan Claire Bloxham was born and raised in Northern Colorado. Logan has spent the majority of her time in the forests and high country of the Rocky Mountains. She eventually moved to begin working in eastern Montana as a wildland firefighter at just 19 years old. Montana stole her heart, and Logan has spent the last decade there. Her art expresses the land, wildlife, and rural architecture she strives to protect - and not just from wildfires, but from being forgotten. Her job requires extensive travel and thus her art is heavily influenced by the diversity of the American West. She wants to embrace relics of bygone eras. The old homestead near the Wyoming line, the rusty pickup on weathered tires, and the stories they could tell. Logan finds endless inspiration imagining these days under vast skies. Oceans of sagebrush and waves of grasslands, iron, rust, and rot. The good ‘ol days when life was simple, and time moved slow, and when rest only came when the hard work was done.