Inspired by a field of lavender, @EricSerritella crafts a glass tribute to the bees that #pollinate it, a visual reminder of the critical role of bees in our ecosystem.
Eric Serritella’s “Where the Wild Things Grow” honors the lush beauty and exceptional biodiversity of rain forests struggling to withstand human degradation. Inspired by Japanese art, Serritella chose a tea bowl – highly prized object in Japanese culture – to convey his message.
Renowned for creating ceramic sculptures mirroring the environment’s fragility and durability, @EricSerritella is exploring glass as a medium to foster environmental awareness. His newest glass vessel highlights the intricacy and delicacy of threatened #CoralReefs.
The colors of fall are fading fast! Eric Serritella aims to capture them in glass, creating a reminder of the splendor and constancy of nature to tide us through the more subdued hues of the winter to come. @EricSerritella
Winter is the ideal time to explore the #architecture of trees. @EricSerritella’s ceramic sculptures celebrate birches – their splendor, tenacity and resilience despite human disregard.
Opening tonight @JasonJacquesinc commemorating this spring with a synthesis old & new. Artists Eric Serritella, Morten Løbner Espersen, Osamu Kojima, Gareth Mason, Anne Marie Laureys, Kim Simonsson & Shari Mendelson. https://t.co/er89BDVkF0
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