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Whiteman's ceramic sculptures are often hybrids, containing features of different mammals.
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Whiteman's newer works include diminutive beasts atop thin posts, set at eye-level for maximum study of nuance.
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Ceramic sculpture by Robin Whiteman.
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Whiteman's sculptures borrow imagery from a variety of sacred sources, including the serenity she derives from quiet moments with animals and nature.
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Whiteman sometimes coats her earthenware sculpture with a crackle glaze, enhancing the feeling of encountering an object from antiquity.
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A repeating theme in Whiteman's work is what she calls the "Horse Goddess" totem.
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Much of Whiteman's current work deals with the concepts of duality, the small, the meditative, and the feminine.
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Whiteman sometimes coats her earthenware sculpture with a crackle glaze, enhancing the feeling of encountering an object from antiquity.
