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Tara Wilson

http://www.tarawilsonpottery.com/

Quiet pots initially speak softly yet reveal complexity in both form and surface through continued investigation and use. Embodied in my wood fired vessels is the serenity that I experience by surrounding myself on a daily basis with a rich natural environment. These situations provide calmness, a physical as well as mental space that allows me to relax, contemplate, and focus on the important details of my life. The surfaces of the vessels represent the natural world, and the forms often relate to the figure. Pottery’s inherent relationship to the figure is accentuated in my gestural forms. The dialog between the forms changes as the pieces are used. The simple things in life are often the most important, the great outdoors, the company of my dog, and the beauty of making pots on a daily basis. My pots speak of my passions, while at the same time allowing the user to recognize the important things in their own lives.

CP&S1230: Main image for Tumbler made by Tara Wilson

Tumbler

SW340: Main image for Fruit Basket made by Tara Wilson

Fruit Basket

B725: Main image for Bowl made by Tara Wilson

Bowl

C800: Main image for Cup made by Tara Wilson

Cup

V79: Main image for Vase made by Tara Wilson

Vase

PV26: Main image for Pitcher made by Tara Wilson

Pitcher

C355: Main image for Cup made by Tara Wilson

Cup

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