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| Blandine Anderson |
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Blandine Anderson’s ceramics reveal her fascination with natural forms. Taking as a starting point a particular leaf, seed or sweep of ploughland, she finds its echoes elsewhere - in a bone, a wing, even in electrical circuitry. In the process of sketching and maquette-making the forms interpenetrate and become abstracted. A seed masquerades as a bird, or vice versa.
The pieces are unique, hand-built stoneware or porcelain. Colour and texture are added using porcelain slips. Oxides and glazes are applied after biscuit firing and fired a second time. A third firing is done for any on-glaze enamel and metallic lustre.
A potter for some thirty years, Blandine lives in North Devon and is a member of the Devon Guild of Craftsmen.
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