Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution a031 (Artist)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 9in
Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution d031 (Desert)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 7in
Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution d031 (Desert)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 7in
Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution c031 (Coded)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 11in
Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution c031 (Cup)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 11in
Ceramic Sculpture Shalya Marsh
Illuminated Substitution p031 (Polka Dot)
Ceramic
12in X 12in X 9in

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Shalya Marsh’s work expresses the intrinsic limitation that language places on communication, through the use of decipherable codes and symbols. Marsh’s hand built ceramic sculptures reference illuminated manuscripts, ancient cuneiforms, and primitive accounting systems known as tokens. These archaic systems of recording information are juxtaposed with modern codes and ciphers such as binary, substitution, and Morse. The viewer is invited to literally decode the piece’s nonsensical pangrams and whimsical definitions.

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Posted Thursday, June 24, 2010 8:15 am

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Art of the State 2010

The 43rd Annual Juried Exhibition is presented by the Greater Harrisburg Arts Council
Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony: June 26rd 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Dates: June 27th - September 12th 2010
Location: The State Museum of Pennsylvania, 300 North Street, Harrisburg, PA

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