ABOUT GEMMA'S SCULPTURES

My first encounter with clay was in elementary (Minchau Elementary School). We got a lesson on clay scultpures, bisk firing and glazing. I continued making sculptures up until University.

I'm most comfortable with clay. In university I've done: cardboard, wood, steel and plaster. But clay is the most co-operative.

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SCULPTURES
	SITTING WOMAN This three hour study of a woman sitting is one of the only sculptures that I saved from University. Majority of our projects were larger and hard to transport, so I left them to recycle for the next student's in the clay course. MEDIUM: Clay
	MAN STATUE This 30inch tall sculpture is handcrafted with clay and bisked fired. MEDIUM: Clay OBJECTIVE:
	ORGANIC SHAPE Palm size hollow sculpture. MEDIUM: Clay OBJECTIVE: To create an organic shape.
	SMALL MAN This is the small statue that is part of the male head and torso studies. MEDIUM: Clay OBJECTIVE: Interpret and old man in clay.
	OLD MAN This hollow sculpture is the first part of the clay head series. MEDIUM: Clay, bisked fired, painted with acrylics. OBJECTIVE: Character of an old man.