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  • Artist's Statement
  • Mark Chatterley (bio)

I am still trying to learn how to play.Turning off the inner critic and seeing what happens.Giving myself rules to work within so as not to be overwhelmed withpossibilities.Using the figure in an abstract way.Giving the bare essentials of what it is to be human.Not explaining it all.But having a psychological content float through the work.Working for timeless images.

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Mar k Chat ter le y Alter Ego, 2015 clay, 87 x 36 x 14 in.

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Mar k Chat ter le y Bad Hare Day, 2009 clay, 40 in. height, variable width and length

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Mar k Chat ter le y Birdzels, 2017 clay, 77 in. height, variable width and length

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Mar k Chat ter le y Meditation, 2014 clay and steel, 64 x 20 x 72 in.

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Mar k Chat ter le y Loss, 2015 clay and steel, 81 x 25 x 24 in.

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Mar k Chat ter le y Directions, 2017 clay, 42 in. height, variable width and length

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Mar k Chat ter le y Big Hair, 2016 clay, 81 x 14 x 14 in.

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Mar k Chat ter le y Dreaming to Fly, 2015 clay, 94 x 56 x 16 in.

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Mark Chatterley

mark chatterley has been a full-time ceramic sculptor for nearly forty years. His life-size abstract human figures, as well as birds and animals, can be found in collections around the world. He was recently invited to participate in a largescale ceramic symposium in Opishne, Ukraine, where he created a sculpture for permanent exhibition. He earned his MFA from Michigan State University.

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