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Artist Statement:
I love what I do; it’s taken
me many years to find what
works and what doesn’t I’m
still learning, and hope never
to stop. To keep my work fresh
with shape and design I hang
out with my dogs outside a
lot, nature answers any
questions I might have. Smoke
and pit firing my vessels has
brought out the best in my
work and in myself, to leave
the perfectionist side of me
out of my art has made it
blossom. Unpredictability with
explosions, cracks and no
colour, has kept me trying new
salts, oxides, woods and a
variety of other things. I
picked this art form for many
reasons one of which is having
fire respond directly to the
vessels and letting the earth,
air, fire, and water speak for
it self.
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Natalie Prevost Mero Biography:
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Age
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34
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| Gender |
Female
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Married
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0
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| Education |
High School |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Ceramics Wheel
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Art Deco - (1920 - 1935)
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| Your Personal Biography |
A native from a small French community close to Ottawa, Ontario. She now currently lives in Elmira Ontario where she teaches others the art of pottery as well as Raku. Natalie has apprenticed with many different potters in the area but is mostly self-taught The Barefoot Potter studio was opened in 1998 She has spearheaded and organized The Kissing Bridge Trail Studio Tour for Elmira and Region, as well as being a member of The potters guild of Hamilton and Region, Waterloo Potters Workshop and Fusion. Her work is now in the permanent collection of Prince Andrew Duke of York.
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