Biography, Experience, Current Projects and Fee Schedules
Linda Dabeau designs and fabricates sacred art for devotion and develops a harmonious and spiritual liturgical space. Through her highly disciplined work, she acts as a catalyst that creates a bond within the whole community. She selects and utilizes the materials to create the best possible and most unique total visage of spirituality within physical form. Areas of design include sculpture, baptismal fonts, shrines, meditation gardens.

Qualifications:
     Bachelor of Fine Art Degree, North Texas University
     Owner of Dabeau Studio
     Published cover and feature article in Liturgy Magazine, Chicago, IL, 1995
     Published cover and feature article in E & A Magazine, January, 2002
     Published cover and feature article in National Pastoral Life Center, CHURCH Magazine, 1993
     Recipient of the International Design Compendium Award of Excellence in Design
     Form/Reform: The Conference on Environment and Art for the Catholic Worship, Colorado Springs, CO, 1999
     Sculpture show and speaker at Arrot Gallery, New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, NM, 1998
     AIA Conference and Sculptural Show in San Antonio, TX, 1998
     Resident instructor for stone sculpting at the Center for the Arts Villa Maria in Perugia, Italy, 1995

Philosophy/Approach:
     "My sensitivity to the need of the community grew out of my personal experiences and my natural compasssion for others. I meld my personality, aesthetic sensibility, and artistic skills into expressively powerful sculptures that gracefully reflect and communicate spirituality. My means and my cognitions of community values have me the successful choice of both church leaders and architects on numerous wonderfully executed and popularly received commissions."