Wisteria's Dance

Wisteria's Dance  | Emma Walker

In this exquisite ceramic piece, Emma Walker explores the striking contrast between the fragility of nature and the raw power of the earth.

Wisteria's Dance features delicate, trailing blossoms that appear to cascade across the vessel, their pale petals luminous against the deep, obsidian tones of the clay.

Walker specifically chose black stoneware clay for its coarse, grogged surface, providing a tactile and rugged foundation that allows the flowers to truly "glow."

The interplay between the dark, textured stoneware and the ethereal, hand-painted wisteria creates a sense of movement and drama, as if the blooms are caught in a quiet midnight breeze.

It is a masterful study of light and shadow, rendered in a form that is both functional and sculptural.

Group Exhibition: Between Land, Sea and Sky

Bringing together Beth McGill, Emma Walker, Meg Cummins and Strahan Clarke whose practices are deeply connected to the natural environments of Aotearoa, we present this exhibition 'Between Land, Sea and Sky'. 

Dimensions:
Width - 120mm x Height - 65mm