
I am particularly interested in three artist: Arthur Gonzalez, Akio Takamori, and Adrian Arleo.
Arthur Gonzalez combines ceramics and found found objects to create mysterious figures that bring up personal concerns and world issues. http://www.ceramicsnow.org/arthurgonzalez

Akio Takamori creates porcelain sculptures inspired by his Japanese heritage.

Adrian Arleo's sculptures often blend together human and animal characteristics. I specifically love the textured surfaces that she adds to her figures:

As I move forward, I am thinking about how to create art that is meaningful and important to me, and what human or personal concerns I might express through my work.
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