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Ashwini Bhat: Selected works

December 2, 2020
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  • Assembling California: Post-fire Yosemite, 2020, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 58.5 x 53 x 43 cm. Photo by Joe McDonald / Shoshana Wayne Gallery
  • Assembling California: Kincade Fire, 2020, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 58.5 x 51 x 38 cm. Photo by Joe McDonald / Shoshana Wayne Gallery
  • Assembling California: Earthquake Trail, 2020, clay, underglaze, glaze, feldspar and paint, 56 x 48 x 33 cm. Photo by Joe McDonald / Shoshana Wayne Gallery
  • Assembling California: Sky Trail, 2019, clay, underglaze, glaze, thread, feldspar and lace lichen, 56 x 45.5 x 33 cm. Photo by Joe McDonald / Shoshana Wayne Gallery
  • Self Portrait as Kali, 2020, clay, glaze, gold leaf and swatch of unstitched silk sari,
    56 x 23 x 20 cm. Photo by Joe McDonald / Lucy Lacoste Gallery
  • Wild Lupine 2020, 15 x 20 x 15, clay, underglaze, glaze, paint, and glass mediacm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat / Lucy Lacoste Gallery
  • Garden of Earthy Delight 2020, mixed clay, underglaze, glaze, metal, and paint, 18 x 18 x 12.5 cm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat / Lucy Lacoste Gallery
  • Beginning is the End is the Beginning 2020, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 51 x 40.5 x 35.5 cm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat / Lucy Lacoste Gallery
  • Alive, 2020, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 20 x 33 x 13 cm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat
  • Alive, 2019, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 16.5 x 23 x 15 cm. Photo by Forrest Gander / Cavin Morris Gallery
  • Alive 2019, clay, feldspar, and natural ash, 11.5 x 14 x 13 cm. Photo by Jurate Veceraite / Cavin Morris Gallery
  • Beginning is the End is the Beginning 2019, clay, underglaze, glass and garnet media, 20 x 7.5 x 19 cm. Photo by Jurate Veceraite / Cavin Morris Gallery
  • Beginning is the End is the Beginning 2019, clay, underglaze, glaze, and paint, 18 x 19 x 11.5 cm. Photo by Jurate Veceraite / Cavin Morris Gallery
  • Processual Minerality 2017, clay and glaze, 14 x 20 x 6 cm, wild clay, glaze. Photo by Ashwini Bhat
  • Processual Minerality 2017, clay and glaze, 14 x 20 x 6 cm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat
  • Processual Minerality 2017, clay and glaze, 14 x 20 x 6 cm. Photo by Ashwini Bhat
  • Compass Rose 2018, clay, slip, glaze, and thread, 609 x 457 cm, wall installation. Photo by Ashwini Bhat
  • Honoo no Mori 2017, clay, underglaze, and glaze, 213 x 61 x 61 cm. Photo by Shigaraki Ceramic Cultural Park, Japan

Ashwini Bhat: Selected works, 2017-2020

I’m not interested in creating a perfect object — if what defines an object is our removal from it. Instead, I’m searching for gestural links that emphasize what we share with the non-human world, how we are related not only to animals, but to trees, for instance. The awareness of our relatedness has ethical implications as we recognize that we, ourselves, are not masters set apart from everything else, but living communities of different organisms affected even by the inanimate world. I want my art to materialize a personal environment in which the suggestively biomorphic volumes of my sculptures, or my photographs and films, engage the viewer — so tactile apprehension leads to recognition, to contemplation, and to moments of exhilaration. If I’m not making art with some awareness of what is at stake in our time, I wouldn’t want to be an artist.

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