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Christine Pedersen
Christine Pedersen makes sculptural organic forms in clay, as functional and decorative centre-pieces for the home. Her work is characterized by intense surface development: her pinched and hand-built ceramics often juxtapose deeply fissured surfaces and textures with clean, elegant lines. Landscape, early art and pottery, science, and natural history are referenced throughout her work. A lifelong clay worker, she most recently completed the Jewellery + Metals program at Alberta College of Art + Design (now AUA) in order to develop multi-disciplinary skills in jewellery and sculpture, and has also since worked as part of a team developing public art projects.
Profile is under construction. For TOAF63, I will be presenting work from several series: Fenestrations—sculptural forms punctuated by surface openings and form disruption; Vortex—intensely textured torsional vessels; functional vases; and strong vessel forms. Pieces will range from tiny to very large, and they are all one of a kind. New pieces will be shared first on instagram and Facebook. I hope you will stay in touch and leave comments.
