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    Nicolette Johnson

    Jun 01, 2020 2 minutes
    Words — Zuzana Kovar
    Photography —
    Courtesy of the artist

    Entering ceramicist Nicolette Johnson’s humble home studio in Brisbane, one is immediately filled with a sense of serenity and reminded of the importance of slowness and time. Inherent to ceramics generally, time exudes from Johnson’s vessels and their highly detailed surfaces. Working with throwing and coiling techniques (small pieces are thrown and large pieces coiled), the form

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