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Susie Frazier
Susie Frazier (born August 21, 1970 in Inglewood, California), also known as Susie Frazier Mueller, is an environmental artist who designs fine art and public art based on the smallest patterns of the earth.〔("Susie Frazier: A Natural: As Artist, Mom and Businesswoman" ), Debbie Hanson, ''Cleveland Women''〕 Influenced by the way life self-organizes and the Wabi Sabi design aesthetic, Frazier uses actual found objects from the field to reinterpret nature's motifs. Her assemblage ecoart is characterized by signs of aging and imperfection in the natural materials.
==Life==
She was raised in the southwest, and lived with her mother and sister in Englewood, Colorado, a suburb south of Denver. There, she studied advanced commercial art at Cherry Creek High School and graduated from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 1993, with a BA in Communications.〔("Susie Frazier Mueller: A Natural: As Artist, Mom and Businesswoman" ), Debbie Hanson, ''Cleveland Women''〕 In 1992 she moved to Cleveland, Ohio.
She is married to Tim Mueller; they have three children, Casey, Morgan, and Brady.
She was a German Marshall Fund fellow.〔("Susie Frazier Mueller: A Natural: As Artist, Mom and Businesswoman" ), Debbie Hanson, ''Cleveland Women''〕
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