‘When God Was A Woman’ Sculpture I _related_rina-bernabei This placemat is soft and

This placemat is soft and silky with a vibrant lustre

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It's a reminder that sovereignty was never ceded and it always was and always will be Aboriginal land

Inspired by a study of Japanese artist Atsushi Ogata—featured in UTSUWA: The Beauty Within—the work explores surface through a custom-developed crackle slip

‘When God Was A Woman’ Sculpture I _related_rina-bernabei This placemat is soft andOBJECT TYPE: Sculpture MATERIALS: Hand built Stoneware, Porcelain Slip DIMENSIONS: 300mm x 70mm x 70mm ORIGIN: Adelaide Connie Augoustinos is a ceramic artist and maker creating sculptural vessels and objects reminiscent of ritualistic artefacts. Her work is informed by an intuitive making process predominantly using coil hand building and pinching techniques. This approach plays with scale and surface and embraces the uniqueness of each piece. Please