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Angela Hayes, Artworks
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Bright Vessel 2

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ANGELA HAYES
Bright Vessel 2, 2021

hand-built ceramic, stoneware, glazes
22.5 x 33 x 10 cm
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Abstract Small Vessel 1
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Abstract Small Vessel 1

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Light and Shade Vessel 3
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Light and Shade Vessel 3

A$800.00
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Cast - Light and Shade Vessel 5

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A spout, a rim, a body, a handle, a foot 2

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Light Vessel 5
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Light Vessel 5

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ANGELA HAYES
Unfolding (solo Exhibition)

Unfolding is a drama of contradictions.

It is darkness against light, a straight edge against a splash and a drip, a surprise at a random turn, a strong sharp shadow cutting a flash of sunlight. It is the tension between seeking control and giving in to what is natural.

For this exhibition, the artist has crafted a theatre of contrasting dynamics. Of stillness and discipline with forms against expressive and gestural surfaces.

Angela Hayes’ ceramic sculptures originate from the study of the classic pouring vessel many years ago. The lip, the body, the foot, the spout, and the handle have evolved from wheel-thrown vessels to contemporary slab-made architectonic forms. Her work has departed from the functional constraints of the vessel and instead has become a receptacle for her artist’s voice.

Hayes studied Fine Arts - Ceramics at Queensland College of Art and later completed a Bachelor and Master of Landscape Architecture at the University of Melbourne. Her landscape architecture design practice, research and teaching have developed a distinct style and keen eye for design which is demonstrated in her ceramic work. Angela has received numerous awards for her design work. She has exhibited her ceramic sculptures interstate, in China and at numerous galleries in Melbourne.

Hayes creates ceramic sculptures from her inner-city studio in Melbourne. She finds inspiration in her urban environment through experimentation with traditional ceramics processes and refinement of new technical discoveries.

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