Artist Description

Thickness does not determine strength Inspiration: Ndebele designs and patterns from Zulu earplugs and beer pots. Patterns and studs on earthen beer vessels (ornaments called ‘Amasumpa’ and the name refers to the custom of decorating the bodies of young girls with scar tattoos).

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Light Relief Sculpture by Jo Roets
Materials used
air-dried clay framed behind glass
Size
W:38cm x H:30cm x D:4cm (framed)
on exhibition until 22 September 2018

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  • Artist Description
    • Artist Description

      Thickness does not determine strength Inspiration: Ndebele designs and patterns from Zulu earplugs and beer pots. Patterns and studs on earthen beer vessels (ornaments called ‘Amasumpa’ and the name refers to the custom of decorating the bodies of young girls with scar tattoos).

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