Exhibit by Louis Habeck

This exhibit features drawings and sculpture that combine two different species – insects and dinosaurs! Mr. Habeck explores the marriage of these creatures by altering and merging their horn and frill structure. The Lobby will display charcoal drawings of this unique species and the Jessie Wilber features sculpture made from foam and resin.

Lobby Gallery
September 14 – November 30, 2018

Artist Bio

Louis was born and currently resides in Billings, MT. He graduated from The University of Montana in 2011 receiving a Bachelor of Fine Art with an emphasis in photography; however, his body of work reveals his abilities as an interdisciplinary artist.

Louis’ interest and expertise over the last decade as a portrait photographer came from assisting and studying from Andrew Habeck– his fashion photographer Uncle who currently lives in Barcelona. A portfolio of Louis’ portrait work can be found under Photographer.

In 2015 Louis was chosen for an Artist’s Innovation Award by the Montana Arts Council and has demonstrated his innovative sculpting techniques for classes at various colleges, conferences, and art institutions across Montana and Wyoming. Whether through painting or sculpture, Louis prefers to depict peculiar, melancholy creatures: investigating the dark transitional times in their lives. A selection of a few of his creations can be found under Artist.