Eggshell Nest was inspired by creativity found in nature—animals are often incredibly resourceful with materials they use for nests. I enjoyed the humor/irony of the concept of a large “used” eggshell serving as home for new life for others. In this sculpture, the “nest” holds multiple partial shells, suggesting (optimistically) a successful brood.

Selected for:
14th National Prize Show, Cambridge, MA (2015)
2014 The State of Clay, Lexington, MA
2014 Clay Biennial, New Hampshire Institute of Art
Paper (New England juried art exhibition, Framingham, MA) (2012)

Porcelain paperclay; 16"w x 9.5"h x 10"d

Sold (private collection)