dryden wells’ ceramic multiples imply movement

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I continue to be drawn to sculpture, wall art, tiles and jewelry made with multiples.  There is something about a repetitive form that feels familiar, soothing – almost meditative.

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3 Responses to dryden wells’ ceramic multiples imply movement
  1. Julie Cohen
    August 11, 2010 | 10:57 pm

    I LOVE Dryden Wells’ work. The forms are so smoothe and appear to be so simple…one could almost fall into thinking that they are easy to create. Dryden Wells is definitely a ceramist to watch as he continues to evolve.

  2. Aranthe
    August 12, 2010 | 10:34 am

    Wonderful structures! I particularly like the light-to-dark from the center to edge in the first and second ones.

  3. laurie prophater
    August 26, 2010 | 9:30 am

    Love the shapes. You cannot quite define them.

    Repetition seems to be very calming for the mind. It helps it settle and rest.

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