Large coral sculpture

Recycling doesn't always mean throwing materials in a bin. Sometimes, it means repurposing those materials into giant works of art.

This Unique Framed Ceramic Sculpture is hand sculpted in my Art Studio in Galway. Each component of the Ceramic Sculpture is delicately and slowly crafted by hand. It is hand painted using matte slips, stains and terra sigillata. It is primarily white showing off the body of the clay , with hand painted highlights of rose, turquoise, lavender and orange. It is framed in a 13 inch by 13 inch wooden box frame. With a hanger on the back for easy hanging. I live in Galway on the West Coast…

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Courtney Mattison is an artist and ocean advocate working to inspire policy makers and the public to conserve our changing seas. She primarily hand-sculpts intricately detailed ceramic sculptural works inspired by the fragile beauty of coral reefs and the human-caused threats they face. Courtney’s large-scale ceramic coral reef installations for her ongoing series, Our Changing Seas , have been exhibited at prominent science and art venues including the headquarters of the National…

courtney mattison on Instagram: "it’s an honor + a pleasure to exhibit my work in such great company at the @brandywinemuseum in FRAGILE EARTH • curated by @curatorjenny 🪸🌊✨ ・・・ #Repost brandywinerivermuseum ・・・ Dive into the expressive beauty of artist and ocean advocate Courtney Mattison's intricate and large-scale ceramic wall reliefs. Inspired by the plight of coral reefs, @courtneycoral's sculptural installations are part of our new special exhibition, "Fragile Earth: The Naturalist…

This slideshow is designed to give you an overview of my various approaches to ceramic sculpture. There is an organic characteristic these pieces all have in common, though some take on more of a floral shape, while others resemble gourds, seed pods or undersea life. To see more examples of a specific form, click on the subheadings at left.

Designed to echo the formation of natural coral, this abstract sculpture will look beautiful when styled on coffee tables and consoles.

British sculptor Marc Quinn creates a multitude of large-scale structures that draw a resemblance to nature. His latest works, a series of giant bronze

This week has not been my week. From being sick to there being a huge fire in Boston that has knocked out our power to other weird things going on – I feel like I’m living in the twilig…