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"Saddle Formed Landscape", Ceramic Sculpture by Ira Winarsky, 2010
6.75h x 27w x 12.25d in
Iridescent glazed ceramic by Ira Winarsky. With his Iridescent Ceramic Landscape Sculpture he found the media and technology that encompasses the three goals that he set for his art: first, it must relate to the viewer and the environment; second it must relate to nature; third, it must be beautiful. He has been quoted as saying, "art is its own reward" and it is the process of making art that gives him the most pleasure, 2010
