Mudpie Pottery

12/02/2026

The Stellar Alumni Show . Pls don’t miss it
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08/02/2026

Our Stella Maris , Fine Arts department is more than 75 years old. More than 2500 artists have graduated from here . maam has curated a beautiful show carefully picking 20 artists . So so blessed and gratefully to be chosen for this first time Alumni show . All the best to our Curator and all the participating artists for a huge success . Pls do come and see the amazing works on display .

03/07/2025

Different Phases :
Human Faces - they have always intrigued me . I enjoy doing them with any medium . But with ceramics it’s a whole different clay game. .I can hold and feel each character as I sculpt it . I can make them happy , excited , gloomy or any which way I want , at any time of the process I can keep changing it too. It’s all upto the sculptor. How many of us realise we are own sculptors .

All faces go through different phases with age , with emotions , events in life or with relationships but all because of not what happens outside but what happens deep inside them. I am working on my interpretation of these changes applying the different techniques I have learnt to show a glimpse of the varied games the mind plays . Keep watching this space

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22/06/2025

11/06/2025

16/01/2025

Gratefully Happy to be part of this amazing mega event ofa show happening in Chennai . The and curated by Sharon Apparao of and Eminent Curator Artist Shijo Jacob . Featuring 106 prominent Artists from all over India , the show has a grand display at M***a Venkata Subbarao hall in Lady Andal school on 18th a en 19th Jan and then at Apparao galleries form 22nd Jan to 25th Feb before it moves on to Delhi . Please do come and see a stunning collection of artworks and Sketchbooks which would not be otherwise easy to access . My artwork - Clipboards titled - Drawn to Innocence is featured in today’s Hindu