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One of my cohorts @benjaminoswald_ just made this porcelain ‘ear horn’ headset for listening to the environment. But really it says, listen to #squirrels ❤️🐿💪🏽✨🌱 #squirrealism
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Porcelain ‘ear horn’ headset. For listening to the environment. #earhorns #ceramicsculpture #canadianceramics #ceramicdesign #ceramics #canadiandesign #edmontondesign #yegart #design #ceramic#inthestudio#ceramics#contemporaryceramics #keramik #セラミックス #陶器 #קֵרָמִיקָה #céramique#cerámica #陶瓷 #도기류 #도예 #keramikk#craft #contemporarycraft #artwork #art#interior #inspiredbynature
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Porcelain ‘ear horn’ headset. For listening to the environment. #earhorns #ceramicsculpture #canadianceramics #ceramicdesign #ceramics #canadiandesign #edmontondesign #yegart #design #ceramic#inthestudio#ceramics#contemporaryceramics #keramik #セラミックス #陶器 #קֵרָמִיקָה #céramique#cerámica #陶瓷 #도기류 #도예 #keramikk#craft #contemporarycraft #artwork #art#interior #inspiredbynature
About the Artist
Carollyne Yardley Omnimedia
Carollyne Yardley is an inter-disciplinary artist, speculative designer, and squirrel lover. Her practice is driven by research into the changing relationships between humans and non-humans in our urban environments, and imagining possible futures through hybrid-human development.
Carollyne Yardley has garnered all levels of press in Canada, featured in The Globe and Mail, The National Post, CTV News, CBC Radio, online weblogs, and the covers of several books and magazines.