Ashleigh Parsons

MA Ceramics | Masters

Red, the feeling of enticement combined with deep red, the alluring pull of seductive intrigue. Black, the tension between intimacy and venture, and gold, the ripple of fulfilment. The abstract physical feelings turn into alluring colours to reveal feminine burning sensation as simulation of body euphoria. With this the tension between the breast like forms and full-bodied entities it is a visual interpretation of our adventurous need to touch and feel.

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