Racine Series: TWIG Susan CollettToronto, ON Dimension 21" x 18" x 19" Médium Clay Uprooted form derives from tension of strength against fragility, as I push towards the edge of physical collapse this theme becomes more potent. The work is less about nature itself, but the analogy of a life process: of time and aging, of falling apart and coming together, about forgetting and letting go, ultimately leading to regeneration. Racine Series: TWIG Susan CollettToronto, ON À propos de l'artiste À propos de l'artiste Susan CollettToronto, ON Susan Collett RCA, IAC, a graduate from the Cleveland Institute of Art, holds a BFA degree in Printmaking with a minor in Ceramics. Since 1993 she has run a full-time studio art practice in downtown Toronto. Public and private gallery exhibitions and commission work sustain her practice. Her work is included in the collection of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, Canada House London UK, Kasturbhai Lalbhai Museum India, Sevres Porcelain Museum Paris, and has exhibited at SOFA Chicago, New York, Korean and Taiwan Biennales, Tom Thomson Art Gallery, Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery and the Toronto International Art Fair. Through the Canadiana Fund, Collett’s sculpture Filigree was placed in the private office of the Governor General of Canada. Collett’s work has appeared in Ceramic Review, Ceramic Art & Perception, Ceramics Technical, Canadian Art, Vie des Arts, catalogues, books and online at Studio Ceramics Canada. Suivez sur les sociaux