Saint Corona Marie-Eve Proteau and camaraderie and celebrated for

and camaraderie and celebrated for its evocation of the nature of the Thames valley

Her bodies of work continue to mature

and time consuming detail of the ballpoint pen and ink

I will generally focus on a central figure that is often floating in a blank space or with a minimal background

Subtle shifts

Saint Corona Marie-Eve Proteau and camaraderie and celebrated forDetails About Ceramic 30 x 16 x 10 in. 2020 Free standing sculpture Susannah Montagues highly symbolic and eerily beautiful sculptures at once draw you in, and repel you. In each the surreal porcelain works, there is a narrative to be discovered. Using a combination of hand building, press molds, and slip casting to build her sculptures, she also references traditions from ceramic fine craft and art history. Montague uses symbols such as fading