Vessel - Natural Stone #1 painting falling in line with a

falling in line with a deep history of transforming tools into ritual objects

This non-linear path traverses an incomplete history of blue to the imminent loss of this color in our greening seas and graying skies in order to offer the idea that the climate crisis is also a crisis of color

Kim Harty is Section Lead and Associate Professor of Glass at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit

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Vessel - Natural Stone #1 painting falling in line with aArtist: Rebekah Sweda Vessel Natural Stone #1 Porcelain 7. 5" x 4" x 4" Deriving the vessel is influenced by the calculus equation used to find the area under a curve to cut up a curve in order to account for the whole. The slices reveal more information, showing what was always there but not naturally seen. The balance of negative and positive space created through slicing vessels is the base of my work. I innovate, experiment, and derive these