"Looking at the work of Sharon Kopriva over the last thirty years is to view a visual counting of a deeply personal and spiritual artistic life. From the early abstracted images of an imagined landscape where the earth itself has bones, through her sculptural interpretations of ethnographic imagery and the humanity within her Catholic faith, through explorations of iconography and universal truths, through the quiet and reverent portrayal of her forest, of her Cathedral Green- she has always depicted the world around her- real and imagined - and has done so with a singular vision. "

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- Bradley Sumrall, Chief Curator at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art