Barbara Walkover
| Impact or the New Normal (pair) Paper Clay, 5” x 3” and 2” x 3”,NFS |
| Puppet Heads: The Weight (after Lana) /
Just Hatched /
Guy with Cap
Raku Clay, Painted steel stand / Raku Clay, Unglazed paper clay stand / Raku Clay, Green glass stand,4” x 3”, NFS |
| Puppet Heads: Just Hatched / Guy with Cap |
| Tree Angels Raku Clay, on it’s own stand, 4” x 3.5”, NFS |
I began
working with clay about 10 years ago with an attraction to it’s plasticity and
texture. As a psychotherapist, my work is emotionally responsive and
imaginative in non-material ways. I find that interacting with shapes
that emerge from the process of handling clay to be a grounding and satisfying
experience. I love the exploration, the learning and the surprising
results.
The figurative pieces I’m showing emerged from the raku kiln last summer. The more recent containers reflect the impact of Covid on what can be held.
I am grateful to Lana for creating a space in which we learn from and support each other. And I am honored to be in the company of accomplished artists as they hone technique and explore new media.
The figurative pieces I’m showing emerged from the raku kiln last summer. The more recent containers reflect the impact of Covid on what can be held.
I am grateful to Lana for creating a space in which we learn from and support each other. And I am honored to be in the company of accomplished artists as they hone technique and explore new media.