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ccbc's artist interview series with Larissa Piva
"Nature (including people) has always been my primary muse—its rhythms echo in every piece I create. The rich diversity found in different species of wood—from the warm sunset hues of...
ccbc's artist interview series with Larissa Piva
"Nature (including people) has always been my primary muse—its rhythms echo in every piece I create. The rich diversity found in different species of wood—from the warm sunset hues of...

ccbc's artist interview series with atusko yosh...
"Trust yourself and take your time to grow. Craft is a lifelong journey, and your style will develop through patience, practice, and curiosity. It’s easy to compare yourself to others,...
ccbc's artist interview series with atusko yosh...
"Trust yourself and take your time to grow. Craft is a lifelong journey, and your style will develop through patience, practice, and curiosity. It’s easy to compare yourself to others,...

ccbc's artist interview series with susan purne...
"There’s something about working with cloth, thread, dye, and layers that feels both grounding and freeing. A brushstroke on canvas is a moment, but a stitched line can be built...
ccbc's artist interview series with susan purne...
"There’s something about working with cloth, thread, dye, and layers that feels both grounding and freeing. A brushstroke on canvas is a moment, but a stitched line can be built...

ccbc's artist interview series with ZULA
My work is diverse and looks very different depending on the materials I work with and the collection/idea I’m exploring. The through-line in my work is about discovering and keeping in...
ccbc's artist interview series with ZULA
My work is diverse and looks very different depending on the materials I work with and the collection/idea I’m exploring. The through-line in my work is about discovering and keeping in...

ccbc's artist interview series with laleh javaheri
"Embrace your unique voice and trust in the power of your creativity. Your experiences and stories are what make your work meaningful. Focus on both beauty and function— create pieces that...
ccbc's artist interview series with laleh javaheri
"Embrace your unique voice and trust in the power of your creativity. Your experiences and stories are what make your work meaningful. Focus on both beauty and function— create pieces that...

ccbc's artist interview series with anna vagramova
"I believe in collaboration. You can witness how colours and shapes collaborate in my work and complement one another to the point that they become one. At the same time,...
ccbc's artist interview series with anna vagramova
"I believe in collaboration. You can witness how colours and shapes collaborate in my work and complement one another to the point that they become one. At the same time,...
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