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Mosquito Wood which is where he learned

Mosquito Wood which is where he learnedThis playful ceramic sculpture reimagines the flying blood sucking insect as a highly anxious and whimsical figure. Clay and wire Approx. 24 x 10 x 19 cm Erin Robertson is a sculptor and painter who explores figurative and environmental themes through the inventive use of a wide variety of materials, including oils, acrylics, resins, ceramics, papier mch and bronze. Robertson settled in Ottawa over 20 years ago where she has lived, maintained a

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In England I interned with British potter Deborah Baynes

Mosquito Wood which is where he learnedThis playful ceramic sculpture reimagines the flying blood sucking insect as a highly anxious and whimsical figure. Clay and wire Approx. 24 x 10 x 19 cm Erin Robertson is a sculptor and painter who explores figurative and environmental themes through the inventive use of a wide variety of materials, including oils, acrylics, resins, ceramics, papier mch and bronze. Robertson settled in Ottawa over 20 years ago where she has lived, maintained a

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