Tag Archives: gaia

The end of the world in 2012?

Posted on December 18, 2012 by

This is the tune I find running through my mind when I read about the Newtown massacre in Connecticut. …What is imagination May become a fact If we think of it that way… The mother of Adam Lanza was apparently … Continue reading →

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Dissolving Madonna

Posted on November 20, 2012 by

Sometimes things don’t always work out the way they’re intended to… This is meant to represent Gaia plucking seeds from the Ocean of Life. I was trying to echo an old symbol of fertility, the buccranium. The skull of an … Continue reading →

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Selling work on Saatchi online

Posted on August 31, 2012 by

‘Gaia’, ceramic totem pole by Anna Keiller I am experimenting with selling sculptures on Saatchi Online at the moment. Saatchi is such a mega concern and I am curious to find out how it works. I have had an email … Continue reading →

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The ceramic totem pole

Posted on April 28, 2012 by

The final totem pole measures 110 cm high and this is one side of it showing Maggot and the open hand of Gaia.  It is being exhibited at the Isabel Blackman center in Hastings Old town as part of the … Continue reading →

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Gaia

Posted on April 27, 2011 by

The most ancient symbol of Mother Earth  that I know of is the symbol of the bucranium, the skull of an ox. This symbol was used a lot during neolithic times to signify fertility; the head symbolising the womb and the … Continue reading →

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Gaia, part two.

Posted on March 24, 2010 by

Playing with the image of Mother God and fertility, I placed Gaia in the sea. Her hands producing and selecting the beginnings to  new life…                                                                                                                        This ceramic sculpture is glazed in an electric kiln and measures appx 30cm x 30cm. You can see … Continue reading →

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Gaia

Posted on March 23, 2010 by

The most ancient symbol of Mother Earth  that I know of is the symbol of the bucranium, the skull of an ox. This symbol was used a lot during neolithic times to signify fertility; the head symbolising the womb and the … Continue reading →

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When the Gods walked the earth

Posted on June 30, 2009 by

During my work with clay and fire I have learnt a lot. I started very early on to experience  the earth as a living entity,Gaia,  and my torsos are very much a way of describing this. I sculpt the Goddess as I … Continue reading →

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