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Natalie Bessell - Copper Head

16cm x 26cm
Copper Paint on Ceramic
2025

Small Works, Big Stories a celebration of 18 Australian artists. A curated showcase of small works with big impact, pieces that capture bold ideas, expressive detail and personal storytelling in their most intimate form.

Artist Statement:

“As an artist, I have the opportunity to make seemingly small moments larger. My work is often anecdotal—a practice of bringing blurred memories back into focus. The memories are simple and sometimes jumbled, so I play with abstraction and collage-like elements. It is more important for me to evoke the feeling of the memory rather than its exactness.”

Read more about Bessell here>

16cm x 26cm
Copper Paint on Ceramic
2025

Small Works, Big Stories a celebration of 18 Australian artists. A curated showcase of small works with big impact, pieces that capture bold ideas, expressive detail and personal storytelling in their most intimate form.

Artist Statement:

“As an artist, I have the opportunity to make seemingly small moments larger. My work is often anecdotal—a practice of bringing blurred memories back into focus. The memories are simple and sometimes jumbled, so I play with abstraction and collage-like elements. It is more important for me to evoke the feeling of the memory rather than its exactness.”

Read more about Bessell here>

$380.00
Natalie Bessell - Copper Head
$380.00

Description

16cm x 26cm
Copper Paint on Ceramic
2025

Small Works, Big Stories a celebration of 18 Australian artists. A curated showcase of small works with big impact, pieces that capture bold ideas, expressive detail and personal storytelling in their most intimate form.

Artist Statement:

“As an artist, I have the opportunity to make seemingly small moments larger. My work is often anecdotal—a practice of bringing blurred memories back into focus. The memories are simple and sometimes jumbled, so I play with abstraction and collage-like elements. It is more important for me to evoke the feeling of the memory rather than its exactness.”

Read more about Bessell here>