Mint & Charcoal Dessert Bowl drawing on paper They interpret for themselves what

They interpret for themselves what messages and information are conveyed

or dress – infused with vigorous but reserved energy

75" x 15" gouache on paper

Because the forms are more conceptual than real they reflect the ambiguous and evoke ambivalence triggering a longing for pleasure

has been famous for over one hundred years for its "Sandwich glass"

Mint & Charcoal Dessert Bowl drawing on paper They interpret for themselves whatMaker :: Alison Evans 2. 2 oz glaze: Mint & Charcoal Oyster dessert bowl Artist Alison Evans transforms the natural shapes of coastal life into dinnerware and tabletop accessories. Her work is hand molded and hand glazed, making each piece unique. Alison graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and worked for admired artist Katy Schimert in New York before opening her first studio in East Boothbay, Maine. Over the past ten years, AE Ceramics