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Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine.

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Sedna Transformed 1

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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Sedna Transformed 2

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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Sedna Transformed 3

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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Sedna Transformed 4

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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Sedna Transformed 5

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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Sedna Transformed 6

Sedna transformed

This work is exploring Sedna as goddess. There is reference to Barbara Hepworth's female form. Here she is abstracted but complete and divine. The smoothed down clay reveals a torso and suggestions of a tail. The hair is emphasised as Sedna has wild hair as she is unable to comb it herself.

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