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Toni Losey: Interstice

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My sculptural ceramic work explores the intricate details and growth patterns found in nature, revealing visual narratives of transformation. I’m drawn to the beauty within these organic processes—both in the act of living and in the quiet unraveling of death—I find an undeniable beauty. Through richly textured, vibrant forms, I echo nature’s rhythms and highlight the evolving interplay of light, shadow, and structure. By emphasizing the chaotic elegance of root balls, stems, and leaves, I fuse nature’s disarray into complex structures that reflect various stages of renewal and impermanence. Each piece holds a moment of possibility—a threshold where growth and loss converge in the story of existence. – Toni Losey

Care & Use: The textured surface of this sculpture is delicate and should not be cleaned with cloths or abrasive materials. To remove dust, use compressed air from a distance of at least 30 cm. When handling the piece, always lift from the bottom quarter, as this is the most structurally secure area.  Please note: this work is intended as a non-functional, sculptural object.

Material: Multi fired earthenware

Measurement (in.): D7.5 x W8 x H19

Weight (lb.): 5+

SKU: 121013

About The Artist

Toni Losey

Toni Losey (1977) is a full-time ceramic artist based in Halifax, Canada, who earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design University (NSCAD). Known for her complex, highly saturated organic sculptures, Losey reinterprets common plant life through wheel-thrown, hand-built, and altered ceramic forms. Her layered process—combining intricate construction with colourful, deeply textured surfaces—creates a captivating viewer experience that has earned her international recognition. She has exhibited at major venues such as Collect London, Design Miami, SOFA Chicago, and Ceramic Art London, with work held in collections including Global Affairs Canada, Aberystwyth University Wales, and the Nova Scotia Art Bank. In addition to teaching at NSCAD, she has led workshops worldwide and received several honours, including the Ceramics Monthly Emerging Artist title and special recognition at the Cheongju International Ceramics Biennale.

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