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Monday, 1 April 2013

New work in Malmesbury

























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Friday, 29 March 2013

Malmesbury exhibition images.
Cold but sunny, and lovely and warm in the exhibition where you can enjoy your tea, coffee, cake or baked potato.











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Liz Watts UA

Liz sculpture and ceramics
Always an artist but trained as a vet. Lived in France & studied porcelain painting, & sculpture & ceramics there. Now in UK I work in ceramic, papier-mâché & bronze. Flora, fauna or life, my passion is character, movement & mood rather than just form. I story tell with art & words, have won prizes for poetry & short stories & performed poetry. I combine writing & form in some work. I have itchy fingers in material, surface finish & building method. I rarely recreate image or idea. If I do it will be with changes. My ideas ‘in tray’ is always full. Working from life I move between sculpture & decorative work. Initially seeming different, they are vital to & feed off each other. My ceramics have roots in my sculpture. I aim to bring to useable work the originality & movement of my sculpture. Working in porcelain keeps ornate pieces functional. My methods create an air of delicacy whilst maintaining strength and practicality. I use original ceramic works in large mixed media wall images. In August 2014 I was elected an Associate Member of The United Society of Artists. In 2015 I was elected a full member.
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