Green on Green (only one that's availavle Right piece) - Merit Award winning piece

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Molly Morpeth Canaday Award 2024 Pieces 

Merit Award, sponsored by 4ArtSake Gallery

Bridgit Day – ‘Green on Green’

Ceramics

Judge: Andrew Clifford 

Chair Arts Whakatāne: Susanne Whale

Andrew's comments...

"Although the work that receives this prize is unconventional in form, there is no mistaking the confidence, balance and firm footing with which this pair of ceramic vessels occupy space together, despite the initial appearance of being loose haphazard structures. It takes skill to make clay look this natural and precarious, and their organic flow is a treat for the eyes. As the cliché goes, it takes a lot of work to make something look so effortless".

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Bridgit Day Ceramic's sclupture

Hand-built, large scaled ceramics sculpture which has 360 degreed of front face, very fine coiling, curving techniques to form and the special original recipe for glazing,  some been used Terra sigillata for the colour. 

Bridgit says...'My work is about connections whether it is a connection with

ourselves, with the object, with nature or between the artist and the viewer.' 

Materiales: clay, glaze