Pottery In Australia Vol 38 No 3 September 1999

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the same themes, further developing the ideas and forms
of the work. The pieces are less abstract, focusing on the
human aspects of my ideas with a greater emphasis on the
'costumes' of the pieces.
I am currently extending and refining the 'Suvan Macha
Theme' at the Jam Factory, with a series of work based on
the Mermaid ideas; exploring other forms such as my sea
creature teapots.
I hope I have been able to express a part of my
experience of life, in a way that others may enjoy and
appreciate. I intend very much to develop more work that
continues to merge ideas from my Thai background, with
my growing cultural understanding of Australia. oo
1 - Ramayana is a collection of stories of the travails of Prince Rama
and Princess Sita and their companions.
Vipoo Srivilasa
Jam Factory, 19 Morphen St. Adelaide SA 5000
T: (08) 8410 0727 F: (08) 8231 0434
Email: vsril@hotmail.com
Web: http://members.tripod.com/srivilasa
Previous and opposite: 'Mermaids Queen of The
Sea'. Right and above right: 'Sea Creature' teapots.
Works at the Jam Factory. Below: Sydney Mardi
Gras 2000. Photography Kluvanek
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