Denmark ceramic artist Rachel Falls-Williams is creating hundreds of handcrafted ceramic vessels inspired by the colours, movement and power of the Southern Ocean for a new exhibition in Albany. Working from her studio in Western Australia’s Great Southern region, Falls-Williams plans to produce 365 small blue-glazed pieces reflecting the changing moods of the sea and surrounding landscapes. The project highlights her deep connection to the environment and aims to celebrate the natural beauty of the Southern Ocean through contemporary pottery and sculpture.
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Denmark ceramic artist Rachel Falls-Williams is creating hundreds of handcrafted ceramic vessels inspired by the colours, movement and power of the Southern Ocean for a new exhibition in Albany. Working from her studi...
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