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Jodi Endicott's work is often about patterns or past experiences. She subtly depicts the influence of the group and the strength of the individual through her use of metaphor.

Endicott's paintings and sculptures can be found in prominent public installations as well as private, corporate, city and state collections. Her work has won numerous awards and has been exhibited in the United States and Japan. Her public sculptures are quite popular, attracting ongoing viewer and media attention. Her public works are witty and surprising as you'll find them in places one wouldn't expect.

Endicott says, "What sets my work apart is the public's reaction to my art. I've been fortunate to have some very accessible sites where viewers can be surprised by the work. This lets them bring it to another level. It's always interesting to see them take my work and make it their own."

Her public sculptures are made out of a variety of materials including hand-built concrete, ceramic, cast or fabricated bronze or brass, and other metal products. Each work is unique to itself as the handling of the media rangings from the more gestural to realistic.