Sharone Putter resides in Columbus, OH, where she tours the city by bike, scouting for the workscapes that inspire her art. She earned a BFA, First in Class, in printmaking and glass sculpture from Alfred University, NY, and a BS in Philosophy and Art History from Hebrew University, Jerusalem.

She continues to acquire new art skills during her travels, including glass studies at Supšs Železný Brod and Supšs Kamenický Šenov, Czech Republic, apprenticing to a jeweler, in Jerusalem, Israel, and studying porcelain restoration, Dublin, Ireland. She recently participated in a self-styled serigraphy artist residency at Zygote Press, Cleveland.

In 2022, Sharone completed two art commissions* for the new Hilton Columbus Downtown, a 16'x52' textured and patinated metal mural for the reception area, and an enameled artwork exhibited in the presidential suite. In 2023, Sharone's workscape art gained national recognition. The Los Angeles Printmaking Society and The Enameling Society (TES) featured her artwork in their publications. Putter's workscape project was made possible thanks to professional artist awards from the Ohio Arts Council, the Greater Columbus Arts Council, and the Friends of the Priscilla R. Tyson Cultural Arts Center.