About Caroline MASON
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Education
1996 - 1999
Norwhich School of Arts
Awards
1999
Bachelor of Arts
An important mane gave out the awards at our final cerimony.
He was very chuffed with the graphics design department, then he got to fine arts.............. "This degree will be so usefull for........." (he was at a loss for words) "making our walls prettier" LOL
I had written a long document on conceptual art...i dont think anyone but me read it.
I found it in my parents attik, ....i didnt understand it either :-/
He was very chuffed with the graphics design department, then he got to fine arts.............. "This degree will be so usefull for........." (he was at a loss for words) "making our walls prettier" LOL
I had written a long document on conceptual art...i dont think anyone but me read it.
I found it in my parents attik, ....i didnt understand it either :-/
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Event: Permanent exposition
Dates: 1 May 2017 - 31 Dec 2017
Métiers d’Art Sant Roch is an association of artists and handcrafters
created in 1968 who present their work in a beautiful,historical
building in the heart of Céret, in the South of France, a link between artists and public.
You will find many of my latest works here
Biography
Since completing my studies at the Norwich School of Art in England, I have dedicated my life to the exploration of art in its many forms—working as a creator of decorative objects, graphic designer, and modeler. This journey eventually led me to ceramics, a medium that captivates me with its unparalleled versatility and timeless resilience.
For many years, I have been crafting distinctive, dreamlike works that draw inspiration from mythical and anthropomorphic themes. Many of my pieces incorporate removable or articulated elements, inviting interaction and imbuing each creation with a sense of playful curiosity.
Each work is entirely unique, ranging in size from 15 to 50 cm in height. My process involves shaping the clay through turning, deforming, and assembling, followed by firing and intricate decoration using engobes, oxides, and a variety of matte or glossy glazes. This approach allows me to continuously evolve my themes and refine my artistic voice.
From whimsical animals to sailing vessels, cherubic figures, and aristocratic characters, my pieces reflect a world rich with imagination and delight. Every creation is infused with my passion for ceramics, and I hope they bring a sense of wonder and joy into your home.
