
Ros Auld
‘I aim to express both the strength and fragility of nature using materials from the earth, with an interplay between the monumental forms and delicate, complex surface textures.
Landscape is my source; more the accumulation of recollected impressions than particular sites: the weathered surfaces, textures and subtle colours of the Australian bush and patterns in the cultivated landscape.
I enjoy the challenge: the physical nature of the process and the magic that happens in firing clay and glazes.
The large vessels are an ongoing series, where functional form, painterly surfaces and sculptural form can come together.’
Ros Auld had major survey exhibitions at both Bathurst Regional Gallery and Orange Regional Gallery and had collaborated in her ceramics with renowned artists John Olsen and Euan Macleod.
Artwork
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Woodland
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Forest
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Ribbon Gum
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Black Platter
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Stripe Platter
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Windrush 1
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Windrush 2
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Sage Platter 1
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Sage Platter 2
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Sage Platter 3
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Sage Vessel
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Blue Vessel
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Incandescense
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Embossed
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Landfall
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Terrain
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Flow
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Aspect
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Looking Out 1
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Looking Out 2
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Fall Out
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Insecta
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Within
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Landform
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Presence
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In landscape
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Lost in Landscape
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Pod 3
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Pod 5
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Pod 4
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Shield
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Lizard Track
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Boat Bowl
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Earth & Sky 1
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Earth & Sky 2
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Earth & Sky 3
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Landescape
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Blue Skies
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Long White Cloud
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Plate 1
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Plate 2
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Plate 3
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Plate 4
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Plate 5
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EARTH BEAT
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EARTH AND WATER
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EARTH SONG
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EARTH AND SKY
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THE SHAPE OF WATER
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LANDPRINT
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FABRIC OF LAND
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LANDFORCE
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IMPRINT
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LANDFALL
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Waterformed
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Elemental Forces
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Immersed in Landscape 1
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Immersed in Landscape 2
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Behold after Fairweather
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Broken River
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Journey
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Leaf Litter
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Body and Soul
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Energy
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Expanse
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Land Marks
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Landfall
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Landscape and Memory
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Lines of Vision
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Oribe
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Script
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Turbulence