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  1. Glorious Sunrise by Martha Spak, Image 1.

    Martha Spak

    Glorious Sunrise

    Acrylic on canvas

    25 x 25 in

    $700

  2. Poppy Bead Necklace – Poland by Marijim Thoene, Image 16.

    Marijim Thoene

    Poppy Bead Necklace – Poland

    Poppies with glass & wooden beads

    NFS

  3. Symphony in Spring by Kandy Myny, Image 1.

    Kandy Myny

    Symphony in Spring

    Acrylic & collage on canvas

    36 x 36 in

    $1,200

  4. Your New Home by Skyler McGee, Image 1.

    Skyler McGee

    Your New Home

    Encaustic & mixed media on panel

    24 x 24 in

    $900

  5. Dawn Chorus by Ellie Harold, Image 1.

    Ellie Harold

    Dawn Chorus

    Oil on canvas

    20 x 20 in

    $2,000

  6. Flower Cat Vase by Jackie Stasevich, Image 1.

    Jackie Stasevich

    Flower Cat Vase

    Porcelain with underglaze & clear glaze

    $185

  7. Touch & Go: The Present in About Time Series by Laura Testé, Image 1.

    Laura Testé

    Touch & Go: The Present in About Time Series

    Cast bronze & goldleaf on granite base

    14 x 12 x 7 in

    $5,000

  8. First Autumn (November 18th, 2019) by Corey Seeman, Image 1.

    Corey Seeman

    First Autumn (November 18th, 2019)

    Color photograph on acrylic

    12 x 16 in

    $95

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About the artist

Catherine Stasevich

I grew up in the countryside, surrounded by plants and animals, and my imagery is a reflection of that. My pottery is a celebration of wild and domestic flora and fauna, and of the connections we share with them. In making images and sculpture of birds and other animals, I share a little bit of my personal experiences and respect with others. I am reminding people of the connections we share with our domestic animals and of our mutual reliances on one another. What I put in is my love and respect, my walks through the woods and my quiet contemplation watching a flock or a herd go about its daily business.

I work primarily in wood-fired ceramics to create functional and decorative art. The atmospheric variation from wood firing provides a surface that allows for complex slip and glaze effects and a natural, atmospheric appearance. Often unpredictable, the ash and flashing become murky waters or a foggy morning – at times partially obscuring the animals - as well as the shine of sunlight on feathers, fur or scales.


– Catherine Stasevich
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