"Luxe, calme et volupté." Luxurious, calm, and voluptuous.
Can you hear them?
The Epic of Lee, Me, and the Tree.
Spoken word and poetry.
Fun, sensual, imaginative, and playful.
Jill imagines a world of peace. She imagines the rainbow colours of possibilities of a world that works. She doesn't only paint such a world — she heralds Ekotecture, the environmental architecture she co-founded with her late husband Lee Porter Butler, as the blueprint for healing the planet.
The way we build determines the way we live.
Co-founded with the late architect Lee Porter Butler in 1992. Forty-five thousand books in print. Fifteen thousand drawings. Two thousand commissions before April 1981. The Medon Home — fourteen levels, a hundred-and-eighty-degree greenhouse holding warmth through a Tennessee ice storm. Lee's legacy. Jill's stewardship.
Read the story →Vibrant oil on canvas. Each painting a window into the world as it could be.
Letters from the studio, news about the show, and the occasional invitation to paint.