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A collection of abstract ceramic rings in shades of Bon Jour and Swirl, presented on a neutral background.

Liz Quan

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Based in: Boulder County
Works in: Paper · Clay · Ceramic
Styles: Abstract
Subjects: Nature · Floral

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Selected work.

A collection of abstract ceramic rings in shades of Bon Jour and Swirl, presented on a neutral background.

A ceramic abstract sculpture resembling a pinecone or a pine tree, illuminated from within, hangs suspended.

A set of abstract ceramic incense holders with a single yellow Craspedia flower.

Abstract floral mixed media artwork featuring embroidered petals and leaves on a red background.

Three abstract ceramic sculptures in alabaster and pearl bush tones hang on a neutral background.

A mixed media artwork on paper features textured abstract shapes in shades of gray and off-white against a black and white graphic background.

A ceramic sculpture resembling a flower, composed of numerous individual petals arranged in a circular pattern.

A ceramic sculpture resembling a cluster of succulents in shades of Siam and Kelp, presented on a neutral background.

A ceramic sculpture of abstract floral forms in shades of blue and cream.

A ceramic sculpture of clustered organic forms resembling flowers, in shades of cream and green.

Abstract ceramic sculpture with flowing, organic forms in Tide and Pumice, featuring intricate black stitching.

Abstract ceramic pendant light sculpture with a layered, organic form, illuminated from within.

An abstract mixed media artwork on paper features layered cloud-like forms in shades of blue and white against a dark background.

A ceramic sculpture composed of layered, wavy elements with small, dark markings, presented against a neutral background.

An abstract ceramic sculpture with layered white elements and a dark blue backing.

Three abstract wall sculptures made of clay in organic forms, presented on dark backgrounds.

An abstract clay sculpture with organic, interlocking shapes in white, accented with green, purple, and gray elements.

Abstract wooden sculptures in shades of cream and red are displayed on a dark wooden surface.

In situ.

A modern ceramic pendant necklace with three abstract white forms is shown worn by a person in a room.

A textured paper wall sculpture in shades of green and white is displayed on a wood-paneled wall in a room with an ocean view.

Behind the scenes.

A ceramic artist shapes clay pieces by hand on a wooden table, surrounded by tools and unfinished components.

Artwork © Liz Quan.

About the artist.

Liz Quan is a ceramicist and designer based in Boulder, Colorado, known for her organic porcelain slip forms and vessels with a deeply refined but playful, engaging sensibility. After an accomplished career as an Art Director in the publishing industry in New York, Liz explored ceramics as a way to return to working with her hands. In 2005, she began post-baccalaureate study in ceramics at the University of Colorado, and has since exhibited at Walker Fine Art, the Arvada Center, McNichols Civic Center Building, and many other art institutions.

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