Pooja Bhusari is a self-taught ceramic artist born in India and now residing in Singapore. Her ceramics journey started more than nine years ago. She has traveled many cities in India and has got a chance to collaborate with many artists. The place and the artists have augmented her work. Human form and urban landscape intrigues her. She likes to explore the relationship between nature and humans, and how they continue to connect and influence each other through the ceramic arts. She works primarily with high and medium temperature clay. She has an extensive experience with wheel thrown and altered forms to create sculptures, relief work and glazed functional-ware. She has exhibited her works in various group shows and exhibitions in cities in India and Singapore.
Vanity Fair - As a child, I would look at my mother’s closest as a box of fantasy and mystery. It always intrigued me. Take a peek into a woman’s closet - the charisma, style and love shall behold you. This is a high relief stoneware work.
Message In A Bottle - is an attempt to capture the essence of the old Calcutta port and the British culture influence in a Ceramic bottle shaped work. Kolkata has been my muse from the day I first visited the city. It had been a constantly inspiring conundrum of heritage, culture, art and people. My love for doing relief work inspired me to portray this in this unique way.
Catch My Tail - The geometry and symmetry in nature and motion amazes me. This is an attempt to capture motion in stoneware and also an attempt to display the various colours and depictions of a simple fish.
Tweeterati - Nature always inspires. Using wheel and altering techniques, I like to create various animal forms in clay. Birds are one of my favourites. This is a pair of two birds that depict harmony, grace and love.
