Elizabeth Degenszejn
Ceramic artist Elizabeth Degenszejn’s work speaks of self-acceptance. Her sculptural ceramic forms confront and question expectations of perfection and the liberating emotions of embracing who we are and our limitations.
‘Release’ draws upon her childhood trauma and the internal dilemma of wanting to be herself but needing to submit to her parents’ expectations. Her work expresses the conflict between conformity and independence, by suggesting internal pressures that reveal the tensions created between the desire to individuate and the need to comply with what is expected of you.
Elizabeth Degenszejn is exhibiting as part of Future Heritage.
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'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
'Release' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
'Restrained' sculpture, parian clay, ceramic transfer, white with detail in black
'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
Left - 'Rigidity' sculpture, parian clay, white Right - 'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, white
Left - 'Rigidity' sculpture, parian clay, pigment, black Right - 'Restrained' sculpture, parian clay, ceramic transfer, white with detail in black
'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
'Release' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
'Restrained' sculpture, parian clay, ceramic transfer, white with detail in black
'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, fine silver, white
Left - 'Rigidity' sculpture, parian clay, white Right - 'Fluidity' sculpture, parian clay, white
Left - 'Rigidity' sculpture, parian clay, pigment, black Right - 'Restrained' sculpture, parian clay, ceramic transfer, white with detail in black
