Ceramic Embodiments workshop with Terence Wilde

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As part of his art practice, Terence Wilde makes black and white ceramic maquettes to represent expressions of his emotion and feelings in a tangible and visible way. He takes ideas, experiences and materials from different places and brings them together, with clay as the central and unifying element. His two-part workshop at Hart Club, London will look at this way of creating embodiments, citing his examples as reference to inspire people to create their own works in a safe and experimental space. Attendees will be encouraged to explore aspects of how they feel through the medium of clay, creating an embodiment in the first workshop, which they will be able to illustrate on and decorate at the follow up workshop two-weeks later. Terence says, “working in this way is a return to the spontaneity of a child… playing creatively in the unguarded moment."

This workshop coincides with the exhibition Monochromatic Minds: Lines of Revelation put on by the Jennifer Lauren Gallery at Candid Arts Trust in London, where Terence Wilde is one of 61 exhibiting artists.