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Opossum Spoon Rack
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Description
Three opossum spoons hanging out on a branch.
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Paulina Zuckerman
BFA Alumni
Major: Ceramics
Graduation Year: 2020
Artist Statement:
As an illustrator, I use materials that range from watercolor paper, to gouache, to porcelain. Using about animals and modern environmental issues, I am looking to create stories which offer a perspective on the anthropocene that can be understood by generations growing up. By combining the two dimensional language of illustration with three dimensional clay and paper, I am carving the space to make work that is both sculptural and draws from high relief. Ultimately, my goal is for my art to tell stories that transition seamlessly and elegantly from the two-dimensional world into a space in which they provide a weight and tangibility to the complicated intersection of human and natural ecosystems.