Ceramic Sculptures (217)

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Elnaz Nourizadeh, Susan Stewart, Massimo Melloni, Dan Woodard offering original Ceramic Sculptures artworks.


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Susan Stewart: 'Daydreamer', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, Figurative. Artist Description:   Dreams, woman, sculpture, nude ...
, 2010
Figurative - Sculpture
16 x 6 inches (40.6 x 15.2 cm)
Massimo Melloni: 'senza titolo ', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, undecided.
undecided - Sculpture
14 x 18 cm (5.5 x 7.1 inches)
Massimo Melloni: 'torre', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, undecided.
, 2010
undecided - Sculpture
18 x 70 cm (7.1 x 27.6 inches)
Dan Woodard: 'Adriane', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, Figurative. Artist Description:  Sculptor Dan Woodard's recent piece,
, 2010
Figurative - Sculpture
11 x 24.5 inches (27.9 x 62.2 cm)
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Dan Woodard: 'Ester', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, Figurative. Artist Description:
, 2010
Figurative - Sculpture
17.5 x 16 inches (44.5 x 40.6 cm)
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Dan Woodard: 'Silence', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, Figurative. Artist Description:  Sculptor Dan Woodard's
, 2010
Figurative - Sculpture
10.3 x 9.5 inches (26.2 x 24.1 cm)
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Dan Woodard: 'Anguished Man with Broken Nose', 2010 Ceramic Sculpture, Figurative. Artist Description:   Sculptor Dan Woodard's
Figurative - Sculpture
13.5 x 9.5 inches (34.3 x 24.1 cm)
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Artists Describing Their Art:

Elnaz Nourizadeh - Art for me is life. When I create a sculpture or a simple bowl, I feel alive. I like to create things that have feelings, emotions and motion. I create two types of artworks, sculptures and pottery. In my pottery I express my raw ideas in irregular and often asymmetric shapes of vessels and combination of different glazes and colours. This gives me the time to control my emotions and excitement. Each of my sculptures manifests a period in my life; emotions, everything I feel, see and experience. Overtime my sculptures have transitioned from statements about restrictions in my life to ideas of freedom and breaking the barriers. I get my ideas from everyday things I see in the streets, music I listen to, the news I read or a new artwork that catches my eye. I start making samples and experimenting with the idea and reading and researching about it until it becomes mature enough to build a sculpture. I prefer clay as my main medium because it gives me freedom and allows to create any shape I desire and refine the shape as it dries. ...

Dan Woodard - Archetypes...Myths...Rituals. I have long been intrigued and fascinated by these concepts. In my sculptures, both figurative and abstract, I employ these aspects of a collective unconscious to evoke an emotional state within the viewer. In my figurative work, my goal is to capture the myriad changing state of the human condition through subtle changes in facial countenance and body language. The end result shows how the inner condition is expressed by the outward form while also conveying a sense of this expression transcending both time and history. In my abstract sculptures, I have recreated the numinous quality of subconsciously shared images, stories, and ceremonial rites. The sculptures, themselves, are composed of abstract forms that are covered with a rich, textural surface. The end result is a complex organic piece that evokes a sense of ancient artifacts, of ritualistic objects from some unknown culture, or of imagined landscapes. However, be it figurative or abstract, my ultimate goal is to have the viewer feel a sense of familiarity with the work...a sense of having experienced this before. I believe this feeling of deja vu arises from both the collective unconscious and a mystical center we all share. ...