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An illustration that I made for a project me and my friends started to keep our creativity going during the summer months. One theme every week - this week was “Collection”.

(The collection is the content of my make up-bag)

by Fanny Nordmark

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1 year ago | Tags: Rebecca Wilson ceramics art Slipcast Porcelain | Notes: 135

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Rebecca Wilson. Dirty Rotten Peaches.

Dirty Rotten Peaches’ are part a body of work entitled Eat Me; Keep Me. The series focuses on the notion of self indulgence. In exploring the parallels between ‘valuable’ and ‘everyday’ I have drawn a symmetry of opposites between porcelain and confectionary items; both are similarly self indulgent, inspire desire and are coveted, but both are fundamentally frivolous. Found objects and fruits are cast in subtly stained porcelain, and details are delicately added using an icing bag. In ‘Dirty Rotten Peaches’ the innocent fruits transform tantalisingly into voluptuous little ladies bottoms sprouting delicate gold leaves and other unmentionable things.

Buy at http://www.culturelabel.com/shop/edinburgh-ceramics-studio.

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