Diane Collins Studio
Inspired by a mother rhino, "Powerful Prey" exemplifies the process of material influencing creative work.
Vessels
My vessels are influenced by ancient, broken urns and bowls from archeological digs.
Ceramic Construction The loose ceramic construction of
"Anima" reveals a raw, primal form.
Assemblage
"Work Horse" is a visual tribute to the labor of
horses that elevates humanity.
Drawings "Dog Dreams" explores the ancient origins of dogs while decoding symbolic dream imagery.

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About Diane Collins

Artist, sculptor, teacher—Diane’s personal journey  is at the core of her work through the themes and symbols that are explored.

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Artwork

My primary subject is powerful, wild animals. It is the exquisite contrast of each figure’s intimidating physical force confronted with its capacity for gentleness and grace that binds them to us in a common dance between life and death.

 

It is the experiences shared with animals in countless hours of close observation that stirs my creative impulse. And, while my varied experiences of contact with animals is extensive, it is the ever growing sense of relatedness that is key to every point of contact and the thing I hope most to convey.