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Tag Archives: mother earth
Gaia
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
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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Tagged bucranium, fertility, gaia, mother earth, neolithic symbols
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life casting
To create my torsos, I cast a life model in plaster and then I make a mould from the cast. Each ceramic torso is press moulded using tiny pieces of clay which I incise with different patterns before joining them … Continue reading
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