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Narrative
Hand-built clay inflatable swans and other creatures serve as trompe l’oeil metaphors of contemporary life. Whether filled or deflated of air, when placed within teacups and organic shapes, they suggest the clash of modern culture and artifice with nature. These ceramic forms exist in a landscape that reflects a view of life as an internal conflict of paradise and purgatory.
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Curator of Real ID at Cosumnes River College Art Gallery, a Venue Originated NCECA Exhibition. Feb. 11 – Mar. 27, 2022. 8401 Center Parkway, Sacramento, CA 95823.
General Info
Linda S
Fitz Gibbon
Fitz Gibbon Ceramic Art
Address
86 1st. Street
Woodland
CA
95695
Studio Address
Phone Contact
(530) 400-4808
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Clay
Editing and proofing
2000