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Siri Ceramics

Goddesses and Whales

My work is an exploration of mythology and ecosystems with the hope of raising awareness of the climate emergency. I work in ceramics and Bronze.

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Sedna , identity and loss.

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This is Sedna , The Inuit Goddess of the sea. The empty space in her head represents her transformation , overcoming her grief .

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Sedna, Identity and Loss, 2

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As described in previous image.

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Cailleach

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Cailleach is the Celtic goddess of the Landscape. She is uncertain of her ability to restore balance during this time of climate change. Part of Landscape Awards, Scotland. https://www.scottishartstrust.org/landscape

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Sedna and the Birds

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Sedna married a birdman - here her head shifts between having hair and a beak. She has transformed and is protecting the oceans.

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Sedna with Barnacles

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As Sedna is part whale she has accumulated some barnacles over her body. This represents discomfort - as she is struggling to protect the oceans.

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Minke whale and swimmer

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Polishing the black clay gives a shiny smooth surface similar to the textures found in cetaceans.

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Humpback

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Enjoying the flipperyness of Humpback whales. All whale species are being endangered by climate change .

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