Love in the Mud: Hold it Together



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Saturday, February 14th 2004, by Amara & Thomas Alban

The parts and pieces of this were created spontaneously about two years ago and finally assembled, in its own time, a couple of months ago. It sits in our co-op gallery, High Desert Living Arts [link]a few doors down from our pottery.

I suppose the title says it all -- "Hold it Together." I keep feeling it's not a coincidence it's a woman. Perhaps just projection, but I think there's something more. There's something about the wobble. There's a hope, I think, that with help, even with the wobble, the bowl will be able to hold itself up at some point.

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21 Feb 2004 @ 10:15 by shawa : You gotta Love that piece!...
I think I get it!
Keep the pics of your art coming! They are well appreciated! :-)  

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