Little had changed the next morning, the last remaining structure barely visible amongst the heap. The sea was sublime.
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Adam – your pots are amazing and it was absolutely fascinating to watch this progression of the weathered pot…thank you for sharing it!
Thanks Amy, I am glad you like my work. I hope it to do it again and document it more closely. Adam
Today my friend introduced ur work to me, and when I saw the video I felt so touched by your work, and ur concept that let the pot embrace the nature… I am also learning ceramic in Camberwell, I really want go the beach in your video, looks amazing..