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Raw Earth

Adam Buick

Editora: Graffeg

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Deeply rooted in his native Pembrokeshire, ceramic artist Adam Buick’s works offer profound meditations on the relationship between people, place and time. Blending ancient tradition with personal veneration, his pieces are created from the landscape in which he lives. Incorporating local materials in innovative ways, through both ceramics and other site-specific concepts Buick explores the nature of the landscape and the timeless dialogue between ourselves and the earth.
Disponível desde: 02/04/2025.

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