Sculptor Keziah Burt sees portraiture as a form of story telling. Sitting with someone to sculpt their features by hand takes hours and Burt is fascinated by each person she finds sitting opposite her.
“The experience of a sculpture sitting feels a little like a dance, I move around them, study, play with the clay and observe. The delightful rhythm of o…
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