There’s nothing so precious at this time of year as anticipating growth in the garden and the full on arrival of spring. These edgy ceramic works by British sculptor France Doherty perfectly fit the promise of new growth.
“My inspiration comes from flowers and plants that we see all around us, in gardens, fields even cracks in the pavement,” Doherty says. “I particularly love the secret worlds inside these flowers, in the patterns and textures hidden away that give a continuing sense of promise and renewal.”
See more of France Doherty’s work on her website, here.
And on ArtWeb, here.
Categories: Ceramics
Canadian Art Junkie 
Thank you for the awesome post. I’m always curious about what other modern artists like myself are interested in.
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You are most welcome. Glad you found us. (Nice work on your site!)
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Gorgeous and so lifelike! I’ve tried to make stuff with clay. I tend to be pretty expert at making rocks. 😉
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Rocks! Yes, but I bet they’re beautiful.
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No. No they’re not. LOL!
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Stunning detailed work. I love the colours as well as the intricate shapes.
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I like that her work is substantial, but still delicate. Wonderful stuff.
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