The Complexities of Interpersonal Relationships

Kate Nelson, a sculptor from Austin, Texas, considers herself a “lucky girl” indeed. “I figured out what I wanted to do with my life and got to it,” she simply says. Having obtained an MFA from Texas Women’s University in 2005, she has been, of late, inventively fashioning ceramic and clay into small, almost abstract, identities that try to communicate with each other as they are held back by mostly invisible – sometimes visible – forces.

Kate Nelson

 

two objects at equal distance acting as if they care

 

do you wanna hear about the deal and make it yours

 

don’t you prefer a bitter taste to a bitter site

 

my my my we’re treating each other just like strangers

 

you say the world has come between us

 

you can speak your mind just not on my time

 

our dark secrets i’ll keep well

 

we’re all talking to keep the conversation alive

 

where does it stop, where do you dare me to draw the line

 

why o why o why are we so in denial when you know we are not happy here

Published by Tulika Bahadur

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