“Out of the eater came forth meat, and out of the strong came forth sweetness” (Judges. 14:14).
Reluctant Need by clinock. H.6″x W.6″x D.8″ varies. Fired and stained clay with doll part.
“Out of the eater came forth meat, and out of the strong came forth sweetness” (Judges. 14:14).
Reluctant Need by clinock. H.6″x W.6″x D.8″ varies. Fired and stained clay with doll part.
To each his/her own reflection on a piece of art! In response to this one John, I am reminded of a waking thought this morning. When falling into the tight fist of need or rampant desire, and then waking to it, head immediately back to oneself. Skip past the stages of remorse or guilt. Waste of effort feeling like a rotting tree stump! LOL
Love the quote…
I agree as I skip (gallop!) past the stages Jana but feel I must put in a good word for rotting tree stumps…they are almost always nurseries for new growth ❤
Thanks for the fertile reminder…! xxoo
…..and out of the Clinock came forth art!
Welcome back Robert, we missed you…
Something creepy about this one John! That sweet pink hand and the gnarled leering head.
You are right on Phillipa. I adore the surreal edginess and incongruous juxtapositions that happens in these ceramic sculptures…inevitable I suppose, using doll body parts 🙂