Ceramics: Art and Perception

Eyes opened: A series of ceramic works dedicated to Trans-gender Families

From the start – birth, society, with its culturally stereotypical views, will assign a gender, in this case male. We can tell he’s male because he’s dressed in blue and straight, right? So he must be. We cannot see or feel the inner presence, so his soul must be male too. All is good; society is in balance; everyone is conforming.

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