| A ceramist and art educator, Liz Biddle does sculptured botanical and
zoological works that reflect her interest in natural science and
primitive art. Some of her pieces are surreal with unlikely
juxtapositions of animal and human images and references to ancient
cultures. One description of her work is that of looking like
they were "resurrected from underground, tomb guardian beasts,
creatures with dual personalities and thought-provoking statues and
abstract figures" (showing 500 of 1352 characters). |
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