BUILT PORTRAITURE
Natalie Rosin’s artistic practice is driven by a compelling desire to bridge the worlds of ceramics and architectural thought. Her work endeavours to create a space that encourages experimentation, embraces unexplored forms, and manifests intuitive structures. In this new sculptural series of work, Built Portraiture, Natalie presents a collection of ceramics, skilfully and playfully reinterpreting some of the iconic structures that evoked creative curiosity in her formative years. Natalie pushes beyond mere commemoration or celebration of these structures and challenges our perception of the spaces we inhabit, redefining the environments that surround us.
Says Natalie: “Each chosen work is based on places which inspire me; whether through their unique form, my curiosity as to how they will appear once translated into a clay artefact, or purely their sentimentality to my life growing up in Sydney. The result is a collection of playful, architectural sculptures, each one a historic fragment of Sydney’s built landscape, each a form of architectural portraiture.”