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Raku fired on earthenware clay, this sculpture of a torso primitively fired takes on the colour of the land. Raku gives it the crackle as well as the black reduced areas.
Musical, harmonious, melodic, expressive, emotional! Steel turns to music and songPainted Steel
“As we travel through time and space, our mutual attraction and the pull of our destiny moves us in curves and arcs towards each other and through life’s exchanges, building our lives and experiences”Stainless Steel, Acrylic, Wood Base
Pitfired works follow a tradition – using the wood and flame to give the characteristic shadings. The torso uses the flames twists and turns. I love the effect this has on my workCeramic – pitfired
This project challenged me to create a myriad of small heads evocative of the many facial expressions from the dramatic, melancholic, and contorted to the elated, joyous and spiritual.Ceramic, paint & wood
Sinan Revell creates works in a variety of media -photography, painting, encaustics and ceramics. She has exhibited in Los Angeles, Sydney, New York, Thailand and Japan.Ceramic
High Flyer is about trust and love, but also about pure shared joy in the parent-child relationship. Even in this precarious position, the child is safe, the parent’s limbs acting as a safety net.
The Scribbly Gum Eucalyptus trees play host to the larvae of scribbly gum moths which leave distinctive scribbly burrowing patterns on the bark.This has inspired my felt sculpture.Felt Merino and Corriedale Wool machine embroidery, matt varnish