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Womb Women Exhibition 2023

Coromandel, NZ

Wide view of three main lines of life-size Womb Women female pregnant sculptures, terracotta clay, glossy black oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston.

Gallery entrance with open doors, flanked by two light earthy-brown life-size Womb Women sculptures by Lisa Corston

Main line of life-size Womb Women sculptures in rich terracotta clay with dark glossy oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston

Artist Lisa Corston standing barefoot next to a life-size Womb Women sculpture on a black plinth, other sculptures and exhibition visible in the background

Bird’s eye view of main curving line of nine life-size Womb Women sculptures, rich terracotta red clay with dark glossy black oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston.

Front-side view of nine life-size terracotta Womb Women sculptures with glossy black oxide glaze on black plinths by Lisa Corston.

Front view of four life-size Womb Women sculptures in a row on black plinths, warm gallery space, tall flax and ferns behind, by Lisa Corston

Back view of curving line of life-size Womb Women sculptures on black plinths, terracotta clay with glossy black oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston

Side view of three life-size Womb Women sculptures on black plinths, smaller womb women sculptures in background, wooden floor, double-room gallery, by Lisa Corston.

Side view of nine life-size Womb Women sculptures by Lisa Corston on black plinths, smaller figures in the background, double-room gallery.

Over-the-shoulder view of the ninth life-size Womb Woman sculpture, showing the backs of eight sculptures ahead on black plinths across two gallery rooms.

Over-the-shoulder view of the ninth Womb Woman sculpture, capturing the back of eight figures in front, spanning two gallery rooms.

Over-the-shoulder view of five life-size Womb Women sculptures, with smaller curving line of sculptures in the background, by Lisa Corston.

Life-size Womb Women sculpture by Lisa Corston on a black plinth, wooden gallery floor, with flax and ferns behind her.

Back view of a curved line of twenty-two mid-size Womb Women sculptures, black velvet-covered table plinths, rich terracotta red with glossy black oxide glaze, ancestral photos on wall behind, by Lisa Corston.”

Curved line of twenty-two rich terracotta Womb Women sculptures by Lisa Corston, glossy black oxide glaze, pregnant female forms, on black velvet-covered plinths, ancestral photos behind.

Single mid-size Womb Women sculpture by Lisa Corston, light earthy speckled brown clay with glossy black oxide glaze, greenery and flax behind, matriarchal ancestral photo above.

Curving line of eleven mid-size Womb Women sculptures in light speckled earthy brown clay with dark glossy oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston.

Curved line of eleven golden-brown mid-size Womb Women sculptures on black velvet plinths, matriarchal ancestral photos and tall nikau leaves behind, by Lisa Corston.

Four of eleven mid-size speckled light earthy-brown Womb Women sculptures on black velvet plinths, tall ferns and flax in background, ancestral photos above, by Lisa Corston.

Group of palm-sized small Womb Women sculptures, two different colours, standing on natural granite pavers, by Lisa Corston.

Group of small palm-sized Womb Women sculptures in a flat basket, dark terracotta colour, by Lisa Corston.

Group of small palm-sized Womb Women sculptures standing on natural granite pavers with black velvet and driftwood, two different colours, by Lisa Corston.

Group of small palm-sized Womb Women sculptures on natural granite pavers with flowers and driftwood, light speckled earthy brown clay, by Lisa Corston.

Five Womb Women sculptures with cracks on white plinths, kintsugi-inspired gold paint, rich red terracotta clay with dark glossy oxide glaze, by Lisa Corston.

Wide-angle view of the exhibition by Lisa Corston with three lines of Womb Women sculptures, ancestral photos on walls, small figurines in baskets, rocks, greenery, and ferns.

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Dive deeper...

The chosen line - why this clay and oxide?

Preconception to Conception of ‘Womb Women’

A metaphor for embracing your flaws and imperfections.

Lines of Colour

New voices arise from unique skin tones, skin textures...

A potent dance between heat, clay, oxides, and glaze.

How this project has been significant for other women.

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