Ariella Anderson

Ariella Anderson has been working with clay for over 20 years, her work commissioned for resorts and private collections, most recently producing large ceramic murals and sculptural work for the schools in the Bundaberg region.

Specializing in Raku – ancient Japanese firing – Ariella strives to preserve and respect the unique properties of Clay as an expressive medium. Ariella’s ceramic vessels echo our landscape in forms and colour, and are further enhanced using copper glazes as surface treatment. Having lived in Israel, Paris and Australia has been a vital part of Ariella’s work progression, consolidating the influences of her personal narrative and cultural heritage.

Under the Blue Sky (Set of 2) / 2017

Recycled and finely-ground clay was used to create these vessels mimicking core samples. Geological Core samples are used to reflect and inform of past events. Indicative of time elapsed they signify change—they imply a shift.

The task of meshing those fine particles together echoes the delicate, measured and challenging task of building one cohesive society under the blue sky of this state of QLD.

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Ariella Anderson